eMotion Tech
French manufacturer of professional FFF/FDM 3D printers (Strateo3D), designed and assembled in France for industrial prototyping, small-series production, and technical training.
- CEO / Founder
- Antoine Soullard
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Established
Technology & Products
Key Products
Strateo3D Dual600 Series 2; Strateo3D IDEX420; Strateo3D Dual600; consumables/filaments & spare parts; custom printers; training, commissioning, production/prototyping services
Technological Advantage
In-house full stack (mechanical, electronic, software) design and manufacturing in Toulouse/Colomiers; large-format dual/IDEX FFF with high-temp extrusion and heated chamber; local supply chain and reactive French SAV.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Made-in-France industrial FFF printers with large build volumes, dual/IDEX extrusion, heated chambers, and full lifecycle support (commissioning, training, on-site SAV), targeting reliable production and technical parts.
How They Differentiate
French-built professional machines with on-site French support and customization, vs. imported prosumer platforms; emphasizes industrial reliability, large volume, and sustainability over hobbyist open-source kits.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
DIY hobbyists, students, and enthusiasts seeking budget-friendly, open-source 3D printing solutions.
Industry Verticals
Aerospace/Defense; Automotive; Engineering; Education/Training; Luxury; Research
Competitors
Creality; Prusa Research; Anycubic
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Effectif 3-5 (2023, Pappers); historical CA ~€1.4-1.5M (2017-18 press); 2022 net result -€14.2k (partial confidentiality); no public evidence of $4M revenue
Major Milestones
2012: founded Toulouse as first French 3D printer kit maker; ~2019: launch of professional Strateo3D; 2023: French defense MCO supply; Feb 2025: ownership/management takeover—Antoine Soullard sole gérant; 2025-26: Strateo3D Dual600 Series 2 and industrial repositioning
Notable Customers
Airbus; Hermès; Mobilier National; French Armed Forces (defense MCO); also cited: Thales, Safran