Rapid Liquid Print

HardwareBoston, MassachusettsFounded 2018· One of 1725 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Rapid Liquid Print specializes in producing 3D printers that leverage their patented Gravity Free Manufacturing technology to create large-scale elastomer products.

CEO / Founder: Schendy Kernizan
Team Size: 11-50
Stage: Active
Total Funding: $9M
Latest Round: Series A
Key Investors: HZG Group, BMW i Ventures, MassMutual

Technology & Products

Key Products

Levity™ industrial Gravity Free Manufacturing™ system (50×50×50 cm, commercial 2026) and Veer™ non-planar toolpath software for support-free silicone/elastomer parts (medical, automotive, aerospace, consumer); print-as-a-service also offered.

Technological Advantage

Patented Gravity Free Manufacturing technology enables rapid, high-resolution production of large-scale, flexible products.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables mass customization and unlocks previously impossible designs through advanced 3D printing capabilities.

How They Differentiate

Unique gel-based 3D printing technology that facilitates rapid production of large-scale, flexible products.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Researchers, designers, and manufacturers looking for large-scale, customized products

Industry Verticals

Manufacturing, Medical, Footwear, Home Goods

Competitors

Lynxter (silicone AM / 3DEUS Dynamic Molding), Spectroplast, innovatiQ

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Rapid growth with a projected market size increase to $284 million by 2027

Major Milestones

Secured $7M Series A (2024), Developed patented Gravity Free Manufacturing™, Debuted commercial Levity™ printer (RAPID+TCT 2025; 2026 delivery), Amecos GmbH European distribution partnership (Jan 2026)

Notable Customers

Coperni; Steelcase

https://www.rapidliquidprint.com

Why this company matters

AMPulse analysis, not a company disclosure

Rapid Liquid Print has developed a gel-based additive manufacturing process that suspends material in a gel medium, enabling printing in any direction without the layer-by-layer constraints of conventional FDM or SLA systems. This Gravity Free Manufacturing approach is designed for large-scale, flexible elastomer products that are difficult or impossible to produce with traditional 3D printing.

The company's printers target applications in medical devices, footwear, home goods, furniture, aviation, and automotive. Notable customers include fashion brand Coperni and office furniture manufacturer Steelcase, suggesting early traction in design-forward and functional end-use segments. The technology is also being explored for mass customization of soft, compliant parts.

Rapid Liquid Print has raised $9 million in total funding from investors including HZG Group, BMW i Ventures, and MassMutual. The company collaborates with the MIT Self-Assembly Lab, which points to a research-driven development approach. CEO Schendy Kernizan brings a background in architecture and 3D printing to the leadership team.

The gel-based process occupies a niche between industrial elastomer casting and additive manufacturing, but its scalability and material range remain open questions. Competitors listed include software firms Tech Soft, Spatial Corp, and Cimatron, though these are not direct hardware rivals, suggesting the competitive landscape is still taking shape.