ServiceBaoshan District, Shanghai, ChinaFounded 2013· One of 2028 Service companies tracked by AMPulse
Authorized China distributor and technical service provider for industrial polymer 3D printers (Apium, Mimaki, Prodways); operates AM Center for composite materials R&D.
CEO / Founder
Wang Xueting
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Latest Round
Bootstrapped
Technology & Products
Key Products
Apium PEEK/medical FFF printers; Mimaki full-color 3D printers; Prodways/Essentium/Rayshape systems; Evonik medical filaments; 3D scanning & AM Center services
Technological Advantage
Authorized regional partner for Apium/Mimaki/Prodways/Essentium; utility patents on print-head/filament handling; software copyrights for medical imaging/ortho systems; hospital & university sales track record.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Authorized China distributor and technical service provider for industrial polymer 3D printers (Apium, Mimaki, Prodways, Essentium) with AM Center for composite/medical application development.
How They Differentiate
Multi-brand polymer AM portfolio (medical PEEK + full-color + industrial) with localized technical training, AM Center application development, and hospital/university project experience.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Medical (ortho/PEEK implants, dental), automotive/industrial prototyping, research labs and hospitals needing polymer AM systems and application support
Industry Verticals
Aerospace; Medical; Automotive; Energy
Competitors
Other China polymer AM equipment distributors/resellers; medical PEEK print service bureaus
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Micro enterprise (~7 insured staff 2024); Shanghai innovative SME (2024) and tech SME (2025); multi-year hospital/university equipment sales.
Major Milestones
2013-05-06: Founded; 2020: Ninth People's Hospital 3D bioprinting system win; 2020: Shanghai High-Tech Enterprise; 2022: HQ address change Baoshan; 2024: Shanghai Innovative SME
Notable Customers
Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital (2020 3D bioprinting system bid ~¥2.19M); Donghua University (2023 high-performance materials printer procurement)
Shanghai Gyrotec positions itself as a domestic alternative to Western implicit modeling tools like nTop, focusing specifically on triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) geometries for thermal management and porous implant design. The company claims its proprietary engine can generate billions of TPMS cells in seconds, reducing design cycles from weeks to hours while improving heat exchange efficiency by up to 3x and cutting component weight by 40-60%.
GyroMesh, the company's core software product, automates TPMS lattice generation with thermal-fluid optimization modules tailored for aerospace heat exchangers. The software is protected by Chinese invention patents including CN113537544A for TPMS structure generation and CN114004145A for gradient porous structure design. Gyrotec also offers design services for heat exchangers and porous medical implant structures.
The company serves aerospace and automotive thermal management engineers and medical device manufacturers specializing in orthopedic implants. Named customers include Aero Engine Corporation of China (AECC) and Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital. Gyrotec has raised approximately $4.5 million from investors including CasStar, Qingsong Fund, and Innoangel Fund, and has expanded its team to over 30 specialists since its 2021 founding.
Gyrotec competes with nTop, Altair's Gen3D, and Carbon by offering faster TPMS lattice generation and lower licensing costs for the Chinese domestic market. Its partnership with Farsoon Technologies for hardware integration and research collaboration with Shanghai Jiao Tong University strengthen its position, though the company remains a challenger against established global players in implicit modeling software.