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Titanic Design

ServiceMountain View, CA, USAFounded 2017· One of 2028 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Provides large-format additive manufacturing services specializing in single-piece, life-size prototypes and bridge manufacturing parts using carbon-fiber reinforced polymers, eliminating assembly constraints and reducing lead times from weeks to days.

CEO / Founder
Tom Price
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active

Technology & Products

Key Products

Large-Scale Rapid Prototyping; Bridge Manufacturing; Architectural Modeling; Custom Signage & Displays; Engineering Design Review

Technological Advantage

CLAIMED: Access to ultra-large build volumes, carbon fiber nylon material expertise, and rapid iteration support. VERIFIED: Documented case studies (Reliaguard, AirHush) demonstrate successful large-part prototyping and bridge manufacturing with dimensional tolerance and reduced lead times. DEFENSIBLE: Process expertise and specialized equipment fleet require significant capital and operational know-how, creating a moderate barrier to entry for generalist service bureaus.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Eliminates $50k+ upfront tooling costs and multi-part assembly for large enclosures and structural components, cutting prototype lead times from 8 weeks to under 5 days while enabling rapid design iteration and bridge manufacturing at 30-50% lower cost than CNC machining.

How They Differentiate

Focuses exclusively on ultra-large, single-piece polymer prints (up to 4'x4'x4'+) using industrial FDM systems, whereas competitors like Protolabs and Xometry typically cap large-format builds or outsource them. Offers dedicated engineering printability reviews and expedited large-part turnaround (days vs. weeks), reducing post-processing and assembly labor by up to 70% compared to segmented printing approaches.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Startups, aerospace/medical firms, architectural studios, and industrial manufacturers requiring large-scale prototyping or low-volume production without traditional tooling.

Industry Verticals

Aerospace; Medical Devices; Consumer Products; Architecture; Industrial Manufacturing

Competitors

Protolabs; Xometry; Hubs

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Public information on company details is extremely limited, with no verifiable data found for year founded, CEO, team size, funding, or major milestones. The company self-describes as a 3D printing service that helps clients get parts, with employees coming from startup environments offering expedited services including same-day turnaround.

Notable Customers

Reliaguard; AirHush; Opticos; Off the Grid