Origin
Develops DLP-based additive manufacturing systems for mass production of commercial-grade polymer parts, featuring modular printing, open materials, extensible software, and rapid post-processing
- CEO / Founder
- Yoav Zeif (Stratasys)
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Stage
- Acquired
- Total Funding
- $112.3M
- Latest Round
- Acquired
- Key Investors
- Floodgate; DCM; Mandra Capital; Haystack; Stanford University; Joe Montana; Stratasys
Technology & Products
Key Products
Origin One DLP 3D printer; Origin Two DLP 3D printer
Technological Advantage
Software-centric DLP technology enables mass production of polymer parts with open material compatibility, protected by Stratasys' IP portfolio post-acquisition
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Enables mass production of end-use polymer parts with open material compatibility and rapid post-processing, reducing time-to-market and increasing manufacturing flexibility
How They Differentiate
Open material network vs. proprietary resin systems of Carbon; modular printing system vs. fixed configurations of EnvisionTEC; software-centric approach enables faster iteration and customization
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Manufacturers requiring production-scale polymer parts
Industry Verticals
Aerospace; Automotive; Medical; Consumer Goods
Competitors
EnvisionTEC; Carbon
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
$520.8 million (Stratasys Ltd. annual revenue); Origin's individual financial metrics are not publicly available as a standalone entity post-acquisition. Origin was acquired by Stratasys in December 2020 and is now operated as a subsidiary/product line. Stratasys' consolidated revenue of $520.8 million represents the combined entity.; 2; 6
Major Milestones
Founded in 2015; Acquired by Stratasys in December 2020 for up to $100M; Launched Origin Two printer in September 2024
Notable Customers
U.S. Air Force (F-16 aircraft parts)