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Syskrack Lab

ServiceGrassano, Basilicata, ItalyFounded 2014· One of 2028 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Operates the first fablab in Basilicata, Italy, providing 3D printing and digital fabrication services, workshops, and open-source hardware projects to democratize access to technology.

CEO / Founder
Giuseppe De Chirico
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active

Technology & Products

Key Products

3D printing services; Digital fabrication workshops; Open-source hardware projects (e.g., Syskrack MK3 3D printer, drones); Community lab space access; Syskrack Music (self-buildable musical instruments)

Technological Advantage

Community network of over 300 people globally in rapid prototyping; leverages open-source 3D printing (e.g., Prusa i3) to reduce equipment costs and enable collaborative projects; acts as a regional hub for digital fabrication in Southern Italy.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables affordable access to 3D printing and digital fabrication tools (e.g., Prusa i3 printers) for prototyping, education, and DIY projects, fostering local innovation and skill development in underserved regions.

How They Differentiate

Focuses on community-based, open-source 3D printing services and education in Southern Italy, unlike large-scale commercial AM service providers; offers hands-on workshops and local lab access rather than industrial production.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Makers, students, educators, small businesses, and local community members in Basilicata and Italy

Industry Verticals

Education; Maker/DIY; Arts & Music; Local Community Development

Competitors

Proto Labs; Stratasys; Materialise

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Recognized as first fablab in Basilicata and among top 10 most significant in Italy (Wired); became reference point for 3D printing in southern Italy within first two years of operation

Major Milestones

Founded in 2014 as first fablab in Basilicata; Recognized among top 10 fablabs in Italy by Wired; Launched Syskrack MK3 'Anniversario' 3D printer in honor of Giuseppe Porsia; Built a network of over 300 people in prototyping technologies