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Yishi Technology

HardwareJiangsu, ChinaFounded 2021· One of 1805 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops industrial-grade FDM 3D printers and cluster management systems for large-scale print farm operations.

CEO / Founder
Zhang Yi
Team Size
51-200
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$13.9M
Latest Round
Series A
Key Investors
Qigao Capital; Cheng Capital; Qingyuan Capital; Xiaomiao Langcheng

Technology & Products

Key Products

Industrial FDM 3D printers, cluster management systems, print farm software

Technological Advantage

Print farm cluster management software for coordinated multi-printer operations

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Industrial FDM systems with integrated cluster management for scalable polymer manufacturing

How They Differentiate

Specialized cluster management systems for large-scale FDM production farms

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers requiring scalable polymer additive manufacturing

Industry Verticals

Industrial Manufacturing, Consumer Products, Industrial Components

Competitors

Stratasys, Raise3D, Ultimaker

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Yishi Technology completed A and A+ round financing totaling over 100 million yuan on March 29, 2026, led by Qigao Capital and Cheng Capital, with plans to deepen strategic investments in industrial 3D vision products, expand product lines, and accelerate team expansion to cover 3D detection and measurement markets in consumer electronics, automobiles, and new energy sectors.

Major Milestones

2026-03: Completed A and A+ rounds totaling over ¥100M

Why this company matters

Yishi Technology targets the gap between desktop FDM printers and high-end industrial systems by offering integrated hardware and software for large-scale print farm operations. Its cluster management platform coordinates multiple printers simultaneously, addressing a key bottleneck in scaling polymer additive manufacturing for production environments.

The company's core offering includes industrial FDM 3D printers paired with proprietary print farm software that enables centralized job scheduling, monitoring, and workflow automation. This integrated approach reduces manual intervention and improves throughput for manufacturers running dozens or hundreds of machines.

Yishi serves industrial manufacturers producing consumer products and industrial components. The company has raised over ¥100 million in A and A+ rounds from investors including Qigao Capital and Cheng Capital, with plans to expand into 3D vision products for quality inspection in consumer electronics, automotive, and new energy sectors.

While competing with established players like Stratasys, Raise3D, and Ultimaker, Yishi differentiates through its specialized cluster management software. The key open question is whether its software-centric approach can overcome the brand and service advantages of incumbents in the global industrial FDM market.