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Didimo is a leading provider of automated solutions for generating high-quality, real-time human avatars. The company specializes in creating high-fidelity 3D avatars in approximately 90 seconds from simple inputs, such as a 2D photo. Didimo's platform-as-a-service (PaaS) enables content creators, software developers, and app builders to seamlessly integrate a reliable solution for generating user-generated avatars within their applications. Utilizing a patented pipeline, Didimo employs advanced machine vision and topology generation techniques to transform various image-based inputs into real-time ready avatars. These avatars come equipped with a full facial animation system and text-to-speech capabilities, making them well-suited for real-time engines. Additionally, Didimo's technology allows for the efficient creation of thousands of unique characters, supporting diverse gameplay experiences while optimizing memory for large-scale rendering.

Createc is a technological start-up founded in 2016, based in Stalowa Wola's economic zone, with an additional office in Krakow. The company focuses on high technology solutions for the aeronautic, automotive, metallurgic, and marine industries. Createc specializes in product development and consulting services, offering expertise in areas such as patent analysis, research and development, technological audits, and materials engineering. The company aims to bridge the gap between academic research and industry needs by leveraging the skills and experience of its team and collaborating with academic institutions. Through the formation of interdisciplinary teams that include university representatives and industry experts, Createc supports the development of existing solutions while also implementing innovative technologies in metal and plastic processing, 3D printing, and advanced measuring systems. Their commitment to maintaining an extensive network of partners enhances their ability to provide tailored services and meet international standards in contract manufacturing and special material supplies.

CREAL develops near-eye light-field displays for virtual and augmented reality, delivering true optical depth and more immersive, strain-free viewing. Its patented light-field micro-display technology stack projects images with depth cues that mimic real-world sight, addressing eye strain, nausea, and discomfort commonly associated with current headsets while enabling a smaller form factor and simpler manufacturing. The company focuses on enabling natural, healthy visual experiences in AR hardware, supporting more comfortable long-term use.

Springa is a startup of designers and engineers developing autonomous robotic tools for digital fabrication. Their mission is to allow everyone being creative and building big projects, wherever they want. They began this adventure creating Goliath CNC, the first portable and autonomous CNC machine that changes the way of makers, designers and professionals work on flat surfaces. Founded in 2016, they are based in Milano at PoliHub, the startup incubator of the Politecnico di Milano.

Spectroplast specializes in additive manufacturing of pure silicones using its proprietary SAMT technology. It offers customizable solutions for healthcare, industrial components, soft robotics, art, and medical sectors. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from ETH Zurich, Spectroplasty enables cost-effective and time-saving production without the need for molds, operating with minimal waste.

Threod Systems specializes in developing and producing unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for intelligence collection and surveillance tasks. They offer fixed-wing and VTOL aircraft equipped with electro-optic payloads, serving both military and commercial sectors.

Deneb Medical develops a laser-based robotic surgery system and a robotic platform for use in neurosurgery, craniofacial and head and neck surgery, urology, and general surgery. The system uses optical and photonic techniques for tissue ablation and includes three-dimensional visualization, augmented reality guidance, and robotic assistance to enable more accurate, efficient, and minimally invasive procedures, with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

ZygoFix is a medical device company specializing in spine technology. It has developed an innovative three-dimensional-printed implant designed to lock the facet joint of the lumbar spine. This device leverages the anatomy of the spine to provide stability, eliminating the need for traditional external screw-based bridges and reducing the reliance on pedicle screws. By doing so, ZygoFix aims to minimize the risks associated with improper screw placement, thereby enhancing safety in spinal surgeries. The company's focus on advancing spinal stability reflects its commitment to improving patient outcomes in the medical field.

3D Click is a technology company focused on digitizing the packaging industry to enhance sourcing, customization, and online validation processes. They provide a platform that enables businesses to create and share interactive 3D catalogs, allowing for personalized package design and efficient project collaboration. By transforming packaging converters' portfolios into producible 3D configurators, 3D Click facilitates a smoother customization experience for brands and private labels, ultimately accelerating their time to market. Additionally, the company offers a virtual photography service that automatically generates high-quality images for marketing and e-commerce platforms, further streamlining the production and promotional processes for their clients.

SmartRay is a manufacturer and developer specializing in advanced three-dimensional sensors and optical instruments designed to enhance quality control in various industries. The company focuses on creating a unique range of 3D sensors that are efficient, compact, and lightweight, enabling easier and quicker deployment. These sensors provide reliable inspection, guidance, and measurement solutions for manufacturers, machine builders, and system integrators globally. SmartRay's technology aims to reduce manufacturing costs while optimizing production processes through high-precision calibration and testing applications. By addressing a diverse array of applications, SmartRay positions itself as a leader in the field of 3D sensing technology.

Aerosint is a Belgian company founded in 2016, dedicated to the research and development of innovative additive manufacturing processes, particularly in the field of 3D printing. The company has developed a unique selective powder recoating technology that allows for the deposition of fine powder layers composed of multiple materials. This technology enables multimaterial 3D printing by sintering different powders within each layer, effectively achieving a zero-waste process for high-performance polymers. Aerosint's advancements not only enhance the efficiency of 3D printing but also reduce costs, making it a significant player in the additive manufacturing landscape.

A3d Additive Printer develops cutting-edge technology to achieve a perfect adaptation to the requirements of the projects. 3D printing has already revolutionized several industries and achieved unprecedented speed of delivery, quality and cost reduction. It has experienced a remarkable technological development in the last few years, being possible to find applications in various sectors, especially in the automotive, healthcare, aerospace or machines and tooling. 3D printing technology is therefore considered mature in high value products, although it has not yet been successfully transferred to the construction business. This is where A3D is positioning itself. A3D builds homes at fraction of the traditional cost, using sustainable materials and done on-site, reducing transportation costs, pollution, and waste. A3D has developed novel lightweight concrete formulations and 3D printing system able to build on site code compliant, sustainable and affordable houses. Their groundbreaking solution has been recognized by urban developers who are seeking to provide affordable and sustainable homes. Now, successful commercialization requires demonstrated field results. Through the feasibility study phase, they will establish the roadmap to build a full scale OVO Habitat (their first optimized design) ready to be commercialized.

Cambridge Mechatronics is a high-technology design and engineering company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. It specializes in developing mechatronic platform technology from concept to mass production, offering actuators made from shape memory alloy for applications requiring compact, high-precision motion. Its products include OIS actuators for smartphone cameras, autofocus actuators for high-resolution cameras, and digital sound projectors that steer sound beams for immersive listening. The company also develops Dynasonix 3D audio products. Cambridge Mechatronics pursues technology licensing and partnerships with global manufacturers to bring its innovations to market, supported by an extensive portfolio of granted patents. By integrating smart materials, miniature motors, and advanced control, it enables customers to achieve precise actuation in small form factors. The firm focuses on delivering reliable, high-performance mechatronic solutions across mobile, consumer electronics, and related sectors.

ebb3 is a technology company that develops 3D business applications on a high performance virtual computer platform. Founded in 2016 and based in Alderley Edge, United Kingdom, the company specializes in the virtualisation of 3D graphical workloads and delivers a fully managed digital workspace. The platform enables access to GPU-accelerated applications from any device, anywhere, by integrating virtualization and remote desktop technologies. It combines components from leading vendors to provide a scalable environment where 3D workloads can be run in a virtual desktop, with workloads reduced and spread across resources to optimise productivity and performance. The managed service focuses on simplifying the deployment and operation of 3D graphics applications, offering tailored support and a cohesive workspace experience for teams that require high-performance visual workloads.

QLayers is a technology company that specializes in robotic coating solutions, notably through its product, the Slash100. This innovative hardware automates the application of coatings in a controlled environment, allowing for efficient coverage of large surfaces in various conditions. QLayers' technology focuses on creating functional sharkskin coatings that significantly reduce friction drag for wind turbines, ships, and other vehicles, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. By utilizing an autonomous painting robot, QLayers enables industries to improve their coating processes, which leads to faster application speeds and reduced fuel consumption.

Mimetis Biomaterials SL is a Spanish company founded in 2013, specializing in the design and manufacture of biomimetic bone graft substitutes for medical applications in dental, craniomaxillofacial, and orthopedic sectors. The company focuses on creating synthetic bone grafting solutions that mimic the properties of natural bone, thereby facilitating the colonization of grafts by bone cells and improving outcomes in complex cases. Mimetis offers a range of products, including biomaterial granules and patient-specific 3D-printed grafts, to address various bone defect filling needs. In addition to its product offerings, the company provides consulting, original equipment manufacturing, and co-development services to clinicians. Mimetis Biomaterials was previously known as Subtilis Biomaterials S.L. until its name change in January 2016 and is headquartered in Barcelona, Spain.

Jinn-Bot Robotics & Design GmbH" produces robotic systems based on industry standard modules for training and technology users. All components are 100% digitally developed and produced with 3D printers worldwide. These manufacturing methods enable the Robotic customer to produce spare parts or to integrate new developments based on CAD data. The Windows and Android-controlled robots can be easily expanded by individually optimized functions thanks to a «jinn open source concept». Extensions are, for example, motion sensors, infrared sensors, solar panels, voice control - the possibilities are inexhaustible. Further Robotioc solutions for various everyday applications are under development.

Simplicity Works specializes in innovative bonding technology aimed at transforming the footwear manufacturing process. The company has developed a patented method known as 3D Bonding, which utilizes a three-dimensional mold to inject polymer, creating interconnected components. This approach not only produces high-quality, waterproof products but also simplifies assembly, leading to significant reductions in production costs. By enabling large-scale, local, and fully automated manufacturing, Simplicity Works helps footwear manufacturers decrease their reliance on manpower while minimizing the consumption of leather, fabric, and energy.

CEAD is a technology supplier on the frontier of composite additive manufacturing. The development of the CFAM 3D printer has been a breakthrough in printing with a continuous carbon or glass fiber. The large printing area of 4m x 2m x 1,5m makes this technology suitable for large structural composite components and molds. Printing with a wide range of polymer matrix materials from PP up to PEEK.

Mirrakoi SA is a Swiss company specializing in the development of computer-aided design software, particularly for the medical field. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, Mirrakoi offers an innovative solution known as Rhino3DMedical. This proprietary software facilitates a streamlined workflow that allows users to view, analyze, and segment medical images, ultimately creating 3D-printable anatomical models from CT and MRI scans. The technology is designed for orthopedic surgical planning, enabling the development of patient-specific models with ease through an intuitive interface and guided workflow. Mirrakoi's focus on enhancing the design process in the medical sector positions it as a leader in augmented design technology.

Pollen Robotics specializes in developing humanoid service robots designed for interaction and manipulation of objects. Their robots are customizable and feature advanced robotic arms, enabling a wide range of applications across various industries.

Cellink AB is a biotechnology company specializing in bioprinting technologies that enable the 3D printing of human organs and tissue models, aimed at applications in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and medical research. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, with an office in Palo Alto, California, Cellink offers a range of products including bioprinters, imaging systems, dispensing solutions, and bioinks that cater to the needs of researchers and laboratories worldwide. Its product lineup features various bioprinting platforms such as BIO X and BIO X6, along with specialized solutions for skin and cartilage tissue, microfluidics, and single-cell dispensing technologies. Cellink’s bioinks are utilized for diverse applications including drug screening, tissue regeneration, and organoids. The company serves a global customer base that includes universities, hospitals, and public laboratories, and it has established collaborations with organizations like MedImmune and Made In Space, Inc., to further its mission of advancing bioprinting technology in medicine.

Xnovo Technology ApS is the commercial result of more than 15 years of Synchrotron and Diffraction-Imaging research at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). Driven by an urge to make 3D crystallographic X-ray technology accessible for a wider range of materials scientists, Xnovo Technology ApS was founded in December 2012 by Senior Scientist Erik Mejdal Lauridsen, DTU-Energy Conversion, and Professor Henning Friis Poulsen, DTU-Physics.

Invent Medical's mission is helping people. New technology will constantly disrupt and change the medical field. They apply digital technologies to invent, develop and design a new generation of custom-made orthotic & prosthetic products so patients can experience better treatment outcomes.

I+Med specializes in manufacturing biomedical engineering products for research and development. Its core offerings include customized smart systems for controlled release, tailored to clients' needs, ensuring high-quality results in particles formulation and personalized medical device progression.

Natural Machines specializes in innovative 3D printing solutions for personalized products across industries such as food, personal care, and pharmaceuticals. Their flagship product, Foodini, is a 3D food printer using real food ingredients. The company aims to promote sustainable lifestyles by reducing waste and contributing to responsible consumption and production, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goal 12.

Alienline is a technology company focused on developing innovative 3D visual solutions that allow users to experience three-dimensional images without the need for glasses or other external aids. The company has created a sophisticated 3D display that transmits separate images for each eye using a unique technique. This technology employs a specially engineered geometry surface with an extra polymer layer, which decodes polar and color segmentation to ensure that each eye perceives the intended visuals, thereby creating a sense of depth. Alienline's 3D movies can be viewed on smartphones and tablets, enhancing the user experience with maximum comfort. Additionally, the company has developed a 3D operating platform tailored for Android users, further enriching the interaction with their devices.

Deneb Medical develops a laser-based robotic surgery system and a robotic platform for use in neurosurgery, craniofacial and head and neck surgery, urology, and general surgery. The system uses optical and photonic techniques for tissue ablation and includes three-dimensional visualization, augmented reality guidance, and robotic assistance to enable more accurate, efficient, and minimally invasive procedures, with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

AFEX GmbH, established in 1998, is a German manufacturer and supplier of plastic parts, headquartered in Mildenau. The company produces assemblies, prototypes using stereolithography and laser sintering techniques, small series, hybrid components, and two-component injection molding from various engineering plastics and special materials.

CALF is an advanced manufacturing company founded in 1960, specializing in the design, prototyping, production, assembly, and testing of products for third parties and automatic printing machines. The company operates under a quality system certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards, adhering to WCM (World Class Manufacturing) and Lean production philosophies. CALF supports its customers throughout the entire manufacturing process, from initial design to final testing, and manages over 20 machining centers capable of handling a variety of materials including stainless steel, special steels, aluminum, plastics, and titanium.

Plasmics specializes in advanced 3D printing solutions. Its innovative systems aim to enhance additive manufacturing's speed, efficiency, and versatility, enabling industries such as medical manufacturing and engineering to produce high-quality, customized products.

Nomoko AG is a Swiss company established in 2015, focused on creating a 3D digital infrastructure known as the Mirror World. This platform allows users to stream spatial data and develop tailored applications, utilizing fully segmented digital twins of entire cities that are compatible with game engine technology. Nomoko’s offerings include world-building tools and spatial applications designed to enhance various industries, from autonomous systems simulations to augmented reality and smart city initiatives. By providing an interactive digital environment that captures three-dimensional models, Nomoko enables clients to visualize concepts, plan projects, and make informed decisions based on contextual data. The company collaborates with various partners, including academic institutions and innovation networks, to advance its mission of transforming interactions within the physical world through digital means.

Process Genius develops a SaaS platform offering a configurable 3D user interface. It converts physical industrial environments into virtual models, streamlining backend systems for improved productivity, reduced costs, and time savings.

MG2 was founded in Bologna in spring 1966 by Ernesto Gamberini, a young designer of automatic machines, who involved a colleague and an aunt, as backer.The first location of the company was in a small warehouse in Bologna outskirts and there, he started to design and produce automatic machines for the food and pharmaceuticals industries. In 1967 MG2 received its first order for a capsule filling machine suitable to dose pharmaceuticals into hard-shell capsules: this product would get so much success to become the core-business of the company. In fact, thanks to the experience and the enthusiasm of the founding members, since the beginning MG2 has been able to guarantee the production of machines which join innovation, reliability, productivity and accuracy: these aspects will accompany the whole story of MG2. The real intuition of Gamberini consisted in applying to the capsule fillers, for the first time in the world, the continuous rotation movement in replacement of the alternated movement: this principle was applied to the project of the mythical Model G36. This technology, protected by a patent, completely changed the way to design and construct this type of machines, thus consistently contributing to their technological development. MG2 has been exclusive producer of this type of machines for long time and still now, MG2 is a leader worldwide for this kind of automatic machines. Over the years, MG2 growth continued and the company developed more and more perfect products on the technological and functional point of view. Modern computer technologies together with big investments in R&D allowed to join innovation to the almost “craft-type” experience of the company, thus leading MG2 up to become a landmark for the state of art in its sector. MG2 headquarter is based in Pianoro (Bologna), the heart of the "Packaging Valley" of the town, but the main goal of the company remains the international market to which 90% approximately of the turnover is exported. MG2 presence abroad is well established also thanks to the historical branch in United States. MG2 can rely on both a network for direct sales in Italy and 40 agents all over the world.

AddiFab is a Danish company specializing in advanced additive manufacturing solutions, particularly focused on 3D printing technology. The company has developed proprietary 3D printer systems and specialized print resins, enabling manufacturers to create precise and repeatable molds for low-volume injection molding. This innovative approach allows for the production of complex parts quickly and cost-effectively, while also reducing environmental impact compared to traditional methods. AddiFab's technology enables manufacturers to produce unique items, prototypes, and spare parts using a wide range of materials, from soft rubbers to hard metals, all on a single platform. With operations in Denmark and a presence in Palo Alto, California, AddiFab is led by a team of experienced professionals committed to transforming the injection molding industry.

Produtech Srl is an Italian company that specializes in metal sheet processing machines. Established in 1993 as a company oriented in designing and creating industrial automation systems, it cooperated with big industrial groups like Brembo S.p.A., ABB-SACE, and also with Milano-Orio al Serio airport. Subsequently, thanks to the experience gained, it started producing metal sheet processing machines, like bending and punching lines. All Produtech lines are extremely flexible and easy to use, and reach great production performances. In particular, all Produtech lines process COIL sheet by means of innovative systems, all of them protected by Produtech international patents. Produtech continuous effort in R&D led to ISEO fiber laser launch onto the market.

Cover Sistemi develops advanced applications in electronics, RF, radar, optoelectronics, 2D and 3D vision systems and reverse engineering. Cover Sistemi Srl has managed to provide innovative solutions for its commercial clients in perimeter intruder detection but never has there been a solution to give a detailed, zone specific, multiple object sensing and precise 3D radar mapping of objects. ARIA is their novel radar sensor with disruptive technology enabling 3D mapping of objects and resulting in people identification, multiple people tracking and selection of zone of surveillance.

Powdertech Surface Science are experts in the application of chrome-free pre-treatment and powder coatings for lightweight alloy materials, such as aluminum and magnesium, in the automotive, aerospace, architectural and other niche industries. We have recently developed and patented a new mixed material joining process called Powderbond. This new system provides benefits in three key areas: Process: Minimal process steps with the bond created during the molding process. Lean. Design: Freedom for designers to incorporate metal parts into structure body. Performance: Multi-material process giving high bond strengths. The Powderbond suite of joining techniques is in development, with further processes due in the near future.

Adimant is a Danish engineering consulting company that specializes in advanced services related to topology optimization and 3D printing, with a particular focus on their integration. The company supports industrial clients across various sectors, including aerospace, aviation, medical, and tooling, in developing optimal product designs that not only enhance performance but also reduce manufacturing costs. Adimant leverages its proprietary optimization tools to deliver expert assistance, enabling clients to capitalize on the design flexibility offered by additive manufacturing. This synergy between topology optimization and 3D printing allows for the creation of complex structures, resulting in significant savings in both time and material usage, ultimately leading to reduced costs and weight for clients.

ADDITIVA manufactures metal parts using the most advanced and performing Additive Manufacturing technologies, supporting the customer right from the design process. ADDITIVA supports the customer from design to manufacturing, offering the following services: collaborative design (DFAM – Design For Additive Manufacturing), structural simulations (finite element analisys, topological analysis), reverse engineering, 3D model optimization, metal powders laser melting, heat treatment, machining, surface treatment, quality control and testing.

Molmasa provides moulding solutions to the packaging industry. Its facilities cover 2.200 square meters and has the latest technology machinery, which, together with an automated machining and control process, allows the company to achieve high precision within competitive deadlines. The Molmasa R&D department makes over important resources to research into different aspects of injection moulding, from hot runners to cooling technologies, in order to improve the performance of the moulds. The quality of its moulds is based on specialization in specific applications and a large team of qualified professionals in the areas of R&D, engineering and production.

Tsunami has been operating in the medical devices industry for over two decades. Tsunami manufactures and releases to the market medical devices designed especially for the spine surgery and diagnostics invasive procedures. The company, founded in 1995, employs 25 highly trained technicians and engineers who are in charge of the entire manufacturing process (from the design to the final product) of the implantable devices. Tsunami's Quality System is UNI EN ISO 13485 Certified and is in compliance with the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC. The manufacturing process is carried out in an ISO Class 8 controlled environment. The aforementioned standard entitles Tsunami to release CE certified medical devices. Manufacturing relies on CNC machines and state of the art systems to process laser sintered titanium powder.

Augment is a mobile application that enables businesses to visualize their 3D models using Augmented Reality, allowing these models to be integrated in real time within their actual size and environment. Founded in October 2011 and headquartered in Paris, France, with additional offices in New York City and Orlando, Augment provides an augmented reality platform that facilitates the creation and management of 3D models. This technology helps retailers and manufacturers enhance customer engagement, boost sales, and minimize product returns by merging physical and virtual experiences. The platform is designed for seamless deployment in eCommerce, field sales, and educational contexts, making it a valuable tool for businesses looking to leverage augmented reality.

Caizam Composites specializes in additive manufacturing technologies, particularly 3D printing, to revolutionize the production of composite parts for industrial applications. The company has developed a unique business model centered around the establishment of mini-factories, which streamline the manufacturing process. Caizam offers a diverse range of 3D printers and materials, including onyx, fiberglass, and various metals, empowering designers and engineers to overcome traditional, time-consuming methods of part creation. Through its innovative platform, Caizam aims to simplify and enhance the efficiency of manufacturing in various industries.

Sorek Medical Systems is an R&D company focused on developing high-tech medical subsystems, including electronic interfaces, computer algorithms and mechanical manipulators. The company is using advanced digital and analog technology such as FPGA, microcontrollers, high level analog interfaces and front ends, high accuracy CNC and 3D printing. The main line of development is MRI add-ons, which makes the company an expert in electromagnetic subsystems. Sorek is responsible for small scale manufacturing and installation of some of its products for clinical and investigational use.

3Du Engineering provides innovative lightweight sustainable solutions for additively manufactured aircraft interior parts. 3Du looks for pioneering and valuable applications for AM technologies and works with aerospace companies to review their processes and products portfolio- with the objective to maximise the benefits that such innovative technologies could yield. Its research and advisory services are constantly scoping for AM innovations and new players to select and develop the most adequate solution and sustainable ecosystem for every specific challenge.

Alchemie Technology provides technical, commercial, and business support to the digital print and additive manufacturing markets. It offers contract development and digital printing solutions for applications such as digital coatings for packaging, digital dispensing of bio fluids and adhesives, 3D prototyping, and digital decoration, along with consultancy in inkjet printing. Based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, the company helps users and suppliers adopt digital technologies to drive growth while reducing environmental impact. It also delivers clean-tech textile manufacturing solutions that inject nanodroplets into fabrics with precise velocity and airflow, aiming to lower energy, wastewater, and chemical use and to enhance digital integration across textile supply chains.

ADBioplastics is a startup focused on creating sustainable alternatives to traditional plastics through the development and commercialization of custom bioplastics and additives. Utilizing bio-based materials derived from corn, sugar cane, and sugar beet, ADBioplastics produces compostable products that fully disintegrate within three months in industrial composting environments. Their flagship offerings, ADBio PLA+ and PLA-Premium, enhance the properties of virgin polylactic acid (PLA) by improving barrier performance, thermal stability, and mechanical characteristics. These innovations cater to a variety of sectors, including packaging for food and beverages, cosmetics, textiles, construction, 3D printing, medical applications, consumer goods, and agriculture. ADBioplastics aims to contribute to the circular economy and support initiatives such as the EU Plastics Reduction Strategy 2030, aligning with their mission to foster a more sustainable world.

Founded in 2013 , DO3D Innovations develops and markets professional 3D printing equipment. The company is based in Budapest, Hungary.

Thürmer Tools specializes in developing thread cutting tools by using additive manufacturing technology for foreign industrial enterprises and the offshore/maritime industry. Thürmer TOOLS offers production of specialized tools based on the customer’s design – anything from small to large tools – steel, tool geometry, tolerance, tempering and surface treatment appropriate for the job. This means optimal precision, strength, durability, and quality.

Fuel3D produces an affordable handheld 3D scanner that captures high‑resolution shape and color data in seconds. The device combines pre‑calibrated stereo cameras with photometric imaging, enabling rapid, accurate 3D modeling for applications such as gaming, animation, and product design. Developed by a team of engineers and scientists at Oxford University, the technology originated in medical imaging and has been adapted for broader creative and industrial use. Fuel3D offers a point‑and‑shoot system that is significantly cheaper than traditional scanners, making high‑quality 3D capture accessible to independent developers, designers, and artists. The company is led by CEO Stuart Mead, who brings experience from multiple successful technology ventures.

Holoxica is an award-winning high-tech company that specializes in holographic 3D visualization solutions that do not require glasses or headsets. The company focuses on developing digital holograms and holographic video displays designed to visualize 3D data and illustrate intricate details. Utilizing the physical principles of light diffraction, Holoxica creates images that can appear in mid-air and are viewable naturally. Its technology spans various applications, including medical imaging, engineering, and architectural visualization. By providing a pure 3D holographic experience, Holoxica aims to enhance human-digital interaction and drive the future of digital communication.

Produtech Srl is an Italian company that specializes in metal sheet processing machines. Established in 1993 as a company oriented in designing and creating industrial automation systems, it cooperated with big industrial groups like Brembo S.p.A., ABB-SACE, and also with Milano-Orio al Serio airport. Subsequently, thanks to the experience gained, it started producing metal sheet processing machines, like bending and punching lines. All Produtech lines are extremely flexible and easy to use, and reach great production performances. In particular, all Produtech lines process COIL sheet by means of innovative systems, all of them protected by Produtech international patents. Produtech continuous effort in R&D led to ISEO fiber laser launch onto the market.

NanoScale Systems is a manufacturer specializing in force-based nanosensors and transducers, established in March 2005 as a spin-off from Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University in Frankfurt, Germany. The company possesses over 20 years of expertise in the software-controlled production of nanostructures and has successfully introduced new product generations within nanotechnology, microsystem technology, semiconductor technology, and surface technologies. As a leading manufacturer, NanoScale Systems utilizes innovative 3D nano printing techniques via focused electron beam to create silicon-free nanostructures. Their advanced platform produces force, pressure, and strain sensors, providing critical biocompatible technology to manufacturers in the medical sector for further development and research applications.

Monozukuri works in the emerging market of early floorplanning for 2.5D and 3D IC integration. Monozukuri was incorporated in 2014 by a team of leading EDA IC and package co-design experts expressly to build a new technology, from scratch, to deal with the I/O planning, and optimization phase of the physical implementation of complex 2.5D and 3D integrated circuits. The management team totals 50+ years of working experience at leading semiconductor and EDA companies, where it has given birth to multiple generation of IC and package co-design tools, methodologies, and flows. Privately held, Monozukuri is based in Rome, Italy and has received funding from both institutional and private investors.

Adaptix Limited, established in 2009 and headquartered in Oxford, UK, specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative 3D radiology imaging equipment for X-ray applications. The company's core product is a miniaturized, flat panel X-ray source that can be integrated into existing product lines, enabling manufacturers to offer low-dose 3D imaging capabilities at a more affordable price point and with enhanced portability. Adaptix's solutions are used in various medical fields, including bedside chest imaging, extremity imaging, dental imaging, and breast imaging, with the potential to improve diagnostic accuracy for conditions like cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases, lung cancer, and osteoporosis. The company's technology, based on a pixelated array made in a semiconductor foundry, is protected by patents and leverages existing technologies from various industries. Adaptix's products are components intended for integration by X-ray systems manufacturers, who are responsible for product qualification, validation, and regulatory compliance.

Ultraleap specializes in developing and commercializing innovative haptic control systems. Founded in 2013, the company is renowned for its mid-air haptics and 3D hand tracking technologies. Ultraleap's solutions include Leap Motion Controller for optical hand tracking, VR Developer Mount for virtual reality experiences, and Gemini, a hand tracking platform. Its applications span across extended reality, automotive, digital signage, industrial automation, consumer electronics, and location-based entertainment.

Arcam AB specializes in additive manufacturing solutions for metal components, primarily focusing on the orthopedic and aerospace industries. The company offers advanced products such as the Arcam Q10, an electron beam melting (EBM) machine designed for the production of orthopedic implants, and the Arcam A2, which facilitates the additive manufacturing of metal parts using various materials for aerospace applications. In addition to these machines, Arcam provides a range of auxiliary equipment for powder handling, including explosion-protected vacuum cleaners, trolleys, and recovery systems. The company also supplies software, metal powders, and a variety of services, including application support and training. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, Arcam serves a global customer base.

ML Engraving is the leader in 3D laser texturing on molds. Based in Italy, ML Engraving has developed the laser engraving technology in order to enhance the quality of superficial textures on plastic/rubber products. Laser texturing is the best solution to create exclusive and outstanding finishes that increase the value of the final product for the Customer. The R&D Dept of ML Engraving has set up a digital process called D.R.E°- Design Rendering Engineering, a complex process that includes Reverse Engineering and Mapping and that allows to create a digital preview of the texture on the CAD file of the object. By means of the D.R.E° and the laser engraving technology, ML Engraving ensures the best results in terms of quality, accuracy, and correspondence to the customer's request. Laser technology is extremely flexible so that ML Engraving works for different industries: from consumer goods to footwear, from packaging to automotive, etc. Furthermore, laser texturing is a sustainable process. The choice of the laser technology reflects the commitment of the Italian Company to take care of the environment.

RHP Technology specializes in designing, developing, and commercializing custom powder metallurgy products. The company offers a range of solutions including hot pressed and sintered products such as sputtering targets, heat sinks, and advanced ceramics. Additionally, RHP Technology focuses on thin-film coatings and additive technologies applicable to both space and non-space applications. Their expertise includes sputtering target materials, metal diamond heat sink materials, and high entropy alloys, allowing clients to benefit from advanced powder processing techniques and customized product offerings.

T4i is an Italian innovation company focused on developing advanced propulsion systems for the aerospace and industrial sectors. By leveraging helicon plasma technology, T4i manufactures innovative engines designed to deliver smart propulsion solutions for in-space and access-to-space applications. The company adopts a modular approach and utilizes non-aerospace supply chains, integrating additive technologies to enhance efficiency and profitability for its clients. Through its cutting-edge propulsion systems, T4i aims to unlock new possibilities in space exploration and empower industrial companies to achieve their goals.

PhotonicSens is a developer of advanced single-lens 3-dimensional camera modules that generate depth maps and RGB images, capturing intricate details of the environment. The company focuses on enhancing depth perception experiences on mobile devices, facilitating applications such as gesture recognition, face recognition, navigation, and mixed reality. By combining innovative optics with sophisticated algorithms, PhotonicSens has pioneered a technology that allows mobile devices to replicate the human eye's ability to accurately judge distance, positioning itself at the forefront of the next generation of Internet of Things (IoT) applications.

Natural Machines specializes in innovative 3D printing solutions for personalized products across industries such as food, personal care, and pharmaceuticals. Their flagship product, Foodini, is a 3D food printer using real food ingredients. The company aims to promote sustainable lifestyles by reducing waste and contributing to responsible consumption and production, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goal 12.

Dressformer is a technology company that specializes in providing a B2B/B2C platform for virtual clothing try-ons before purchase. The company's virtual fitting rooms utilize photorealistic 3D avatars and models created from just two photos of the garment, ensuring accuracy within one centimeter. This technology aims to address the challenges of online shopping by helping consumers make confident purchases, knowing that the clothes will fit almost perfectly. It also assists in determining the appropriate size, suitability of the cloth, and provides social and professional approval. For businesses, Dressformer's solution helps reduce returns, boost sales, and alleviate the associated financial burden.

Aross 3D specializes in the production of prototypes and small series in plastic and metal. Since 2007, it has been providing 3D printing service for the industry, for artists, for architects, and for individuals.

Pidso, an Austrian manufacturer of antennas and antenna systems. Pidso offers specialised expertise in the development and production of lightweight antennas and antenna systems that can be integrated into existing building spaces. The company’s antennas are used in the automotive industry, aircraft construction (particularly for unmanned aircraft), logistics control systems and video/cinema production.

ML Engraving is the leader in 3D laser texturing on molds. Based in Italy, ML Engraving has developed the laser engraving technology in order to enhance the quality of superficial textures on plastic/rubber products. Laser texturing is the best solution to create exclusive and outstanding finishes that increase the value of the final product for the Customer. The R&D Dept of ML Engraving has set up a digital process called D.R.E°- Design Rendering Engineering, a complex process that includes Reverse Engineering and Mapping and that allows to create a digital preview of the texture on the CAD file of the object. By means of the D.R.E° and the laser engraving technology, ML Engraving ensures the best results in terms of quality, accuracy, and correspondence to the customer's request. Laser technology is extremely flexible so that ML Engraving works for different industries: from consumer goods to footwear, from packaging to automotive, etc. Furthermore, laser texturing is a sustainable process. The choice of the laser technology reflects the commitment of the Italian Company to take care of the environment.

***UPDATE*** Effective September 1, 2022, company founder Jan Filipowiak regained 100% ownership of the company. Pixel Legend is specializing in development of innovative products in the field of immersive technologies. It's main products are AI Powered 3D Digital Humans, Vrooom - lightweight arcade VR system for theme parks and attractions with the highest ROI ratio on the market (6 players x 15 min x ticket price) and VR Dome - fulldome movie player sold in licenses to companies such as DHL and IBM, public institutions and tourist locations. Pixel Legend was the first company in Poland to receive first direct innovation grant awarded by seasoned experts and entrepreneurs under the auspices of European Commission. Team also received Galileo Masters award in 2015 for the innovative use of the GPS signal in the Augmented Reality app. Products were featured at TNW Conference, Web Summit, AR/VR Innovate and MIT Hubweek. Virtualist was selected by TNW as 'future workplace' technology. Company's products were featured by Forbes, Business Insider and TNW.