PIC - Post Industrial Craft
Provides large-format 3D printing services for architectural and consumer products using 100% recycled polycarbonate, enabling waste-free, on-demand manufacturing of sustainable public space installations and furniture.
- CEO / Founder
- Guillaume Crédoz
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Active
Technology & Products
Key Products
Large-format 3D printed furniture; Architectural installations and space dividers; Custom public space structures; Sustainable consumer products
Technological Advantage
CLAIMED: 100% recycled material feedstock with zero-waste on-demand production. VERIFIED: VoxelMatters directory listing confirms LFAM service model and recycled polycarbonate usage. DEFENSIBILITY: Low to moderate; relies on material sourcing partnerships and design IP rather than proprietary hardware patents.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Delivers large-scale, custom architectural and consumer products with zero manufacturing waste by utilizing 100% recycled polycarbonate feedstock, reducing material costs and environmental impact while enabling rapid on-demand production.
How They Differentiate
Unlike standard prototyping bureaus, PIC specializes exclusively in large-format sustainable manufacturing using 100% recycled automotive polycarbonate, targeting architectural and commercial installations rather than industrial prototyping. Competitors typically use virgin polymers or focus on smaller-scale parts.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Architects, interior designers, commercial space developers, and consumer product brands seeking sustainable large-format components.
Industry Verticals
Architecture & Construction; Interior Design; Consumer Goods; Commercial Real Estate
Competitors
BigRep Services; CEAD (Service Division); Protolabs Network (Large Format Polymer)
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Search results confirm company existence: headquartered in France, CEO Guillaume Crédoz (with Cédric Nieutin as co-leader), specializes in large-format 3D printing services using 100% recycled polycarbonate for urban/event furniture and projects, emphasizing zero-waste on-demand production.
Major Milestones
Launched LFAM service operations in France; Developed circular manufacturing workflow using 100% recycled automotive polycarbonate; Established partnerships with regional AM research labs