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Material Hybrid Manufacturing raised 7.1 million dollars in seed funding to commercialize 3D printed conformal batteries.
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Material Hybrid Manufacturing raised 7.1 million dollars in seed funding to commercialize 3D printed conformal batteries.

Material Hybrid Manufacturing
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Originally reported by nationaltoday.com

Material Hybrid Manufacturing raised 7.1 million dollars in seed funding to commercialize 3D printed conformal batteries. Its Hybrid3D platform prints full-stack batteries directly into complex shapes like drone wings, supported by a 1.25 million dollar U.S. Air Force grant. This technology replaces bulky standardized cells with integrated power, reducing weight and maximizing volume. It signals a systemic shift for AM from printing structural parts to functional systems. 🔋🚀 #additivemanufacturing #3dprinting #drones #energy

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