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NavLive specializes in real-time 3D modeling and site surveying, serving the construction, nuclear, and automotive industries. Their platform integrates multi-sensor fusion and high-precision positioning technology to create instant, accurate 3D models of both indoor and outdoor environments, empowering clients to make data-driven decisions.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

BioSapien is a biotechnology company developing innovative, biodegradable implantable devices that deliver pharmaceuticals directly to cancer sites. Its flagship product, MediChip, uses 3D printing technology to create a mesh capable of sustained drug release, reducing systemic side effects and improving patient care.

Terran Robotics is a construction company based in Bloomington, Indiana, that focuses on the integration of artificial intelligence and robotics in home construction. The company specializes in automated adobe wall building, utilizing a custom-designed cable-driven robot to create three-dimensional printed homes. This innovative approach enhances traditional earthen building techniques, offering features such as fire resistance and superior sound dampening. By leveraging advanced technology, Terran Robotics aims to significantly reduce housing costs, lower energy expenses, and promote environmentally friendly construction practices.

Unspun, Inc. is a digital apparel company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in creating custom jeans tailored to individual consumers using advanced body scanning technology, fit algorithms, and additive manufacturing. The company aims to address environmental challenges by minimizing pattern-cutting waste and unsold inventory, thus contributing to a reduction in global carbon emissions. Unspun's innovative approach enables on-demand production of jeans in under ten minutes, utilizing localized manufacturing processes designed to be zero-waste. Its technology has gained recognition, including being named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2019, and supports a B2B platform that facilitates digital customization for major apparel brands.

3DK Tech, based at HAX, specializes in proprietary metal printing technology for aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services.

AtoMe is a manufacturing company that develops enhanced-performance materials for metal additive manufacturing.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

BioSapien is a biotechnology company developing innovative, biodegradable implantable devices that deliver pharmaceuticals directly to cancer sites. Its flagship product, MediChip, uses 3D printing technology to create a mesh capable of sustained drug release, reducing systemic side effects and improving patient care.

Unspun, Inc. is a digital apparel company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in creating custom jeans tailored to individual consumers using advanced body scanning technology, fit algorithms, and additive manufacturing. The company aims to address environmental challenges by minimizing pattern-cutting waste and unsold inventory, thus contributing to a reduction in global carbon emissions. Unspun's innovative approach enables on-demand production of jeans in under ten minutes, utilizing localized manufacturing processes designed to be zero-waste. Its technology has gained recognition, including being named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2019, and supports a B2B platform that facilitates digital customization for major apparel brands.

MAA'VA is focused on creating next-generation green building materials that serve as functional alternatives to traditional concrete. The company incorporates recycled plastics, carbon sequestration techniques, and the upcycling of manufacturing waste into its products. By addressing critical issues such as the shortage of river sand, water scarcity, climate change, and waste management, MAA'VA aims to promote sustainable construction practices. Its materials are designed for use in both conventional construction and 3D printing applications, thereby enabling clients to adopt eco-friendly options for their building needs.

BioSapien is a biotechnology company developing innovative, biodegradable implantable devices that deliver pharmaceuticals directly to cancer sites. Its flagship product, MediChip, uses 3D printing technology to create a mesh capable of sustained drug release, reducing systemic side effects and improving patient care.

Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Terran Robotics is a construction company based in Bloomington, Indiana, that focuses on the integration of artificial intelligence and robotics in home construction. The company specializes in automated adobe wall building, utilizing a custom-designed cable-driven robot to create three-dimensional printed homes. This innovative approach enhances traditional earthen building techniques, offering features such as fire resistance and superior sound dampening. By leveraging advanced technology, Terran Robotics aims to significantly reduce housing costs, lower energy expenses, and promote environmentally friendly construction practices.

MAA'VA is focused on creating next-generation green building materials that serve as functional alternatives to traditional concrete. The company incorporates recycled plastics, carbon sequestration techniques, and the upcycling of manufacturing waste into its products. By addressing critical issues such as the shortage of river sand, water scarcity, climate change, and waste management, MAA'VA aims to promote sustainable construction practices. Its materials are designed for use in both conventional construction and 3D printing applications, thereby enabling clients to adopt eco-friendly options for their building needs.

Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

Briefcase Biotec develops KiloBaser, a Nespresso machine of DNA synthesis - enabling cutting edge research without detours. KiloBaser is a device for printing short synthetic DNA sequences. It enables individual scientists to easily produce the DNA they need on their desktops, while speeding up production of the basics for all genetic engineering and synthetic biology research and development. Headquartered in Graz, Steiermark, KiloBaser was founded in 2013 by Martin Jost and Alexander Murer.

BioSapien is a biotechnology company developing innovative, biodegradable implantable devices that deliver pharmaceuticals directly to cancer sites. Its flagship product, MediChip, uses 3D printing technology to create a mesh capable of sustained drug release, reducing systemic side effects and improving patient care.

Unspun, Inc. is a digital apparel company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in creating custom jeans tailored to individual consumers using advanced body scanning technology, fit algorithms, and additive manufacturing. The company aims to address environmental challenges by minimizing pattern-cutting waste and unsold inventory, thus contributing to a reduction in global carbon emissions. Unspun's innovative approach enables on-demand production of jeans in under ten minutes, utilizing localized manufacturing processes designed to be zero-waste. Its technology has gained recognition, including being named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2019, and supports a B2B platform that facilitates digital customization for major apparel brands.

Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

JointechLabs develops point-of-care regenerative medicine devices that enable access to cell-based therapies in doctors' offices, hospitals, and clinics. Its closed-loop, disposable systems process human tissue to produce autologous fat grafts and fat-derived stem cells, simplifying personalized cell- and tissue-based treatments for orthopedic and aesthetic procedures. Core products include a system for processing adipose tissue and related kits designed for use at the point of care, with regional variants for the United States and international markets. The company aims to extend applications through a pipeline that covers biologic drugs and 3D bioprinted products to support orthopedic, wound healing, and plastic and reconstructive surgery. By focusing on safe, time-efficient workflows, JointechLabs seeks to reduce costs and improve accessibility to regenerative therapies in clinical settings.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Briefcase Biotec develops KiloBaser, a Nespresso machine of DNA synthesis - enabling cutting edge research without detours. KiloBaser is a device for printing short synthetic DNA sequences. It enables individual scientists to easily produce the DNA they need on their desktops, while speeding up production of the basics for all genetic engineering and synthetic biology research and development. Headquartered in Graz, Steiermark, KiloBaser was founded in 2013 by Martin Jost and Alexander Murer.

BioSapien is a biotechnology company developing innovative, biodegradable implantable devices that deliver pharmaceuticals directly to cancer sites. Its flagship product, MediChip, uses 3D printing technology to create a mesh capable of sustained drug release, reducing systemic side effects and improving patient care.

BioSapien is a biotechnology company developing innovative, biodegradable implantable devices that deliver pharmaceuticals directly to cancer sites. Its flagship product, MediChip, uses 3D printing technology to create a mesh capable of sustained drug release, reducing systemic side effects and improving patient care.

Unspun, Inc. is a digital apparel company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in creating custom jeans tailored to individual consumers using advanced body scanning technology, fit algorithms, and additive manufacturing. The company aims to address environmental challenges by minimizing pattern-cutting waste and unsold inventory, thus contributing to a reduction in global carbon emissions. Unspun's innovative approach enables on-demand production of jeans in under ten minutes, utilizing localized manufacturing processes designed to be zero-waste. Its technology has gained recognition, including being named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2019, and supports a B2B platform that facilitates digital customization for major apparel brands.

Helixworks Technologies Limited is a Cork, Ireland-based biotechnology company focused on DNA data storage and programmable biology. It develops a molecular storage system that stores digital information in DNA using an open architecture. The company advances enzymatic DNA synthesis methods and provides an end-to-end platform for DNA data storage, equipping developers with tools and services for molecular tagging, digital preservation and multiplexed next-generation sequencing applications, including barcoding kits for NGS workflows. By treating biology as an engineering discipline, Helixworks aims to enable the development of living machines and support healthcare data management and other advanced applications.

Unspun, Inc. is a digital apparel company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in creating custom jeans tailored to individual consumers using advanced body scanning technology, fit algorithms, and additive manufacturing. The company aims to address environmental challenges by minimizing pattern-cutting waste and unsold inventory, thus contributing to a reduction in global carbon emissions. Unspun's innovative approach enables on-demand production of jeans in under ten minutes, utilizing localized manufacturing processes designed to be zero-waste. Its technology has gained recognition, including being named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2019, and supports a B2B platform that facilitates digital customization for major apparel brands.

Briefcase Biotec develops KiloBaser, a Nespresso machine of DNA synthesis - enabling cutting edge research without detours. KiloBaser is a device for printing short synthetic DNA sequences. It enables individual scientists to easily produce the DNA they need on their desktops, while speeding up production of the basics for all genetic engineering and synthetic biology research and development. Headquartered in Graz, Steiermark, KiloBaser was founded in 2013 by Martin Jost and Alexander Murer.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

Giroptic is a company that specializes in developing innovative imaging technology, specifically a patented real-time image fusion process that integrates multiple sensors. The firm gained recognition for its consumer product, the Giroptic 360cam, which was successfully funded through a Kickstarter campaign in 2014, raising over $1.4 million and becoming France’s largest crowdfunding initiative at that time. The Giroptic 360cam is a digital panoramic camera designed to capture high-quality, immersive 360-degree images and videos, allowing users to communicate and share their experiences in a more engaging manner. By providing a new way to capture visual content, Giroptic aims to enhance both personal and professional storytelling through immersive photography and videography.

EngX automates the production of custom products by integrating assembly, wiring with 3D printing.They slash production costs, time & errors.

Prellis Biologics is a biotechnology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2016, focused on bioprinting vascularized human tissues and organs for drug development, disease modeling, and transplantation. Its platform enables rapid, high-resolution printing of tissues and organoids, including lymph node models, to reproduce human immune responses. This capability supports antibody discovery, immunogenicity assessment, and tumor–immune studies, aiming to accelerate early-stage drug discovery and translational pharmacology while advancing the development of tissue and organ therapies.

Helixworks Technologies Limited is a Cork, Ireland-based biotechnology company focused on DNA data storage and programmable biology. It develops a molecular storage system that stores digital information in DNA using an open architecture. The company advances enzymatic DNA synthesis methods and provides an end-to-end platform for DNA data storage, equipping developers with tools and services for molecular tagging, digital preservation and multiplexed next-generation sequencing applications, including barcoding kits for NGS workflows. By treating biology as an engineering discipline, Helixworks aims to enable the development of living machines and support healthcare data management and other advanced applications.

Walkies Lab Inc is a company focused on developing innovative smart wearable toys for toddlers that facilitate motor and intellectual development through engaging, screen-free active games. In addition to creating enjoyable play experiences, Walkies Lab provides parents with valuable statistics regarding their children's activity levels and critical physical milestones. The company also offers prototyping services that assist designers and startups in transforming their concepts into tangible products, utilizing advanced technologies such as 3D printing and PCB printing. By combining playful learning with practical support for product development, Walkies Lab aims to enhance early childhood growth and foster creativity in the toy industry.

Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

EngX automates the production of custom products by integrating assembly, wiring with 3D printing.They slash production costs, time & errors.

Solidface Technology Inc. is a software development company based in Austin, Texas, founded in 2013. It specializes in multipurpose 3D modeling software that enables designers and engineers to create detailed three-dimensional models for various applications. The SolidFace Cloud CAD system facilitates real-time collaboration among teams, allowing users to work together seamlessly while maintaining version control to track the latest updates on their designs. The software is built on the Parasolid Siemens 3D modeler core and incorporates 15 years of development experience in UniCAD 2D/3D, offering robust features for solid modeling, detailing, assembly, and parameterization. Solidface Technology aims to shorten the design cycle and enhance return on investment for its users by streamlining the design process across multiple disciplines.

Giroptic is a company that specializes in developing innovative imaging technology, specifically a patented real-time image fusion process that integrates multiple sensors. The firm gained recognition for its consumer product, the Giroptic 360cam, which was successfully funded through a Kickstarter campaign in 2014, raising over $1.4 million and becoming France’s largest crowdfunding initiative at that time. The Giroptic 360cam is a digital panoramic camera designed to capture high-quality, immersive 360-degree images and videos, allowing users to communicate and share their experiences in a more engaging manner. By providing a new way to capture visual content, Giroptic aims to enhance both personal and professional storytelling through immersive photography and videography.

Helixworks Technologies Limited is a Cork, Ireland-based biotechnology company focused on DNA data storage and programmable biology. It develops a molecular storage system that stores digital information in DNA using an open architecture. The company advances enzymatic DNA synthesis methods and provides an end-to-end platform for DNA data storage, equipping developers with tools and services for molecular tagging, digital preservation and multiplexed next-generation sequencing applications, including barcoding kits for NGS workflows. By treating biology as an engineering discipline, Helixworks aims to enable the development of living machines and support healthcare data management and other advanced applications.

Electroloom is a San Francisco-based company that specializes in 3D printing services for fabrics, focusing primarily on the creation of customized, on-demand apparel such as T-shirts and sweaters. Founded in 2013, the company employs a proprietary electrospinning process known as Field Guided Fabrication, which allows for the production of lightweight, seamless fabrics. This innovative manufacturing method operates similarly to traditional 3D printing, enabling the creation of various fibrous articles, including clothing and tissue engineering scaffolds. By leveraging this technology, Electroloom aims to provide the clothing industry with unique materials that can enhance designers' collections and meet the evolving demands of consumers.

Giroptic is a company that specializes in developing innovative imaging technology, specifically a patented real-time image fusion process that integrates multiple sensors. The firm gained recognition for its consumer product, the Giroptic 360cam, which was successfully funded through a Kickstarter campaign in 2014, raising over $1.4 million and becoming France’s largest crowdfunding initiative at that time. The Giroptic 360cam is a digital panoramic camera designed to capture high-quality, immersive 360-degree images and videos, allowing users to communicate and share their experiences in a more engaging manner. By providing a new way to capture visual content, Giroptic aims to enhance both personal and professional storytelling through immersive photography and videography.

Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Structur3D Printing is a developer of advanced 3D printing systems that enable the use of paste materials in addition to traditional plastic filaments. By integrating a paste extruder with Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology, the company allows users to create a diverse range of objects using various materials such as silicone, polyurethane, latex, and even edible substances like icing sugar. This innovative approach expands the capabilities of 3D printing, enabling makers and professionals to produce functional items tailored to specific applications, thus moving beyond the limitations of rigid plastics. Structur3D Printing's technology empowers users to explore multi-material design, fostering creativity and enhancing the practical uses of 3D printing across various industries.

Maieutic Enterprises is a startup focused on advancing die and surface casting technologies for manufacturers utilizing die extrusions. The company has developed a patented solution known as the "programmable surface," which features an array of adjustable pins that can be modified using Lorentz force. This innovative technology allows manufacturers to compensate for surface deformations and variations that occur during the production process, eliminating the need for time-consuming equipment adjustments and minimizing downtime. By enabling the emulation of different surface topographies, Maieutic Enterprises enhances manufacturing efficiency and product quality, positioning itself as a leader in the field of casting technology.

Grasp manufactures and distributes a range of personalized prosthetics that are manufactured using 3D printers to its clients. It is based in Portland.

Briefcase Biotec develops KiloBaser, a Nespresso machine of DNA synthesis - enabling cutting edge research without detours. KiloBaser is a device for printing short synthetic DNA sequences. It enables individual scientists to easily produce the DNA they need on their desktops, while speeding up production of the basics for all genetic engineering and synthetic biology research and development. Headquartered in Graz, Steiermark, KiloBaser was founded in 2013 by Martin Jost and Alexander Murer.

Ouro_botics, founded by Jemma Redmond in Dublin, specializes in developing affordable modular bioprinting technology aimed at researchers in the biotech sector. The company emerged from Redmond's academic exploration of osteoblast adhesion, which led her to realize the potential of bioprinting for advancing medical applications. Ouro_botics addresses the gaps in the market by offering a high-precision 3D bioprinter that achieves an accuracy of 10 microns and supports various types of extruder heads. This versatility allows researchers to experiment with different biomaterials such as gelatine, alginate, chitosan, and keratin, enhancing their ability to conduct tissue growth studies and accelerate medical research. Currently, the company is providing a limited number of development kits available for pre-order, making advanced bioprinting technology accessible to students, biohackers, and researchers.

Electroloom is a San Francisco-based company that specializes in 3D printing services for fabrics, focusing primarily on the creation of customized, on-demand apparel such as T-shirts and sweaters. Founded in 2013, the company employs a proprietary electrospinning process known as Field Guided Fabrication, which allows for the production of lightweight, seamless fabrics. This innovative manufacturing method operates similarly to traditional 3D printing, enabling the creation of various fibrous articles, including clothing and tissue engineering scaffolds. By leveraging this technology, Electroloom aims to provide the clothing industry with unique materials that can enhance designers' collections and meet the evolving demands of consumers.

Pembient, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Seattle, Washington, founded in 2015. The company specializes in producing synthetic rhino horn and elephant ivory using advanced biotechnological methods, including DNA manipulation and 3D printing of keratin. By offering these bio-fabricated products at prices lower than those that drive poaching, Pembient aims to combat the illegal wildlife trade, which is estimated to be a $20 billion black market. The company also manufactures carvable horns for creating durable goods such as jewelry, libation cups, and chopsticks. Through its innovative approach, Pembient seeks to replace the demand for illegal wildlife products with sustainable alternatives, thereby contributing to the conservation of endangered species.

Rational Robotics is a Canadian company based in Edmonton that specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of automatic coating robots. These robots are engineered to automate and enhance the painting process, particularly in auto body repainting services. Utilizing advanced computer vision and custom algorithms, Rational Robotics' machines execute precise 3D scans to optimize tool paths, enabling them to paint objects of varying sizes with high accuracy. The company's innovative technology allows enterprises to achieve superior paint quality and efficiency in their operations.

Ouro_botics, founded by Jemma Redmond in Dublin, specializes in developing affordable modular bioprinting technology aimed at researchers in the biotech sector. The company emerged from Redmond's academic exploration of osteoblast adhesion, which led her to realize the potential of bioprinting for advancing medical applications. Ouro_botics addresses the gaps in the market by offering a high-precision 3D bioprinter that achieves an accuracy of 10 microns and supports various types of extruder heads. This versatility allows researchers to experiment with different biomaterials such as gelatine, alginate, chitosan, and keratin, enhancing their ability to conduct tissue growth studies and accelerate medical research. Currently, the company is providing a limited number of development kits available for pre-order, making advanced bioprinting technology accessible to students, biohackers, and researchers.

CLAWZ is a Shanghai-based company that specializes in designing and producing three-dimensional printed fingernail jewelry. Founded in 2014, the company offers a range of products made from various metals, including silver, brass, and gold. CLAWZ's innovative fingernail jewelry can be applied to nails using adhesive stickers, allowing for easy removal without harming the natural nail or nail polish. The products are reusable and can be applied in just minutes, catering to women seeking to enhance their nail aesthetics. In addition to its unique offerings, CLAWZ provides online ordering services to facilitate customer access to its nail art solutions.

Voltera is an innovative technology company that specializes in additive and flexible electronics, focusing on circuit board printing. It offers a prototyping tool designed to accelerate hardware development, allowing engineers to build and customize products more efficiently. By providing accessible tools for electronics projects, Voltera supports educators teaching the fundamentals of electronics, product developers creating cutting-edge solutions, and researchers exploring new materials and methods. Its platform fosters rapid iteration and innovation, empowering organizations worldwide to enhance their design processes and reduce lead times in product development.

CLAWZ is a Shanghai-based company that specializes in designing and producing three-dimensional printed fingernail jewelry. Founded in 2014, the company offers a range of products made from various metals, including silver, brass, and gold. CLAWZ's innovative fingernail jewelry can be applied to nails using adhesive stickers, allowing for easy removal without harming the natural nail or nail polish. The products are reusable and can be applied in just minutes, catering to women seeking to enhance their nail aesthetics. In addition to its unique offerings, CLAWZ provides online ordering services to facilitate customer access to its nail art solutions.

Rational Robotics is a Canadian company based in Edmonton that specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of automatic coating robots. These robots are engineered to automate and enhance the painting process, particularly in auto body repainting services. Utilizing advanced computer vision and custom algorithms, Rational Robotics' machines execute precise 3D scans to optimize tool paths, enabling them to paint objects of varying sizes with high accuracy. The company's innovative technology allows enterprises to achieve superior paint quality and efficiency in their operations.

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Kast is a United States-based company that specializes in the development of stereolithographic 3D printers. As a pioneer in the next generation of 3D printing technology, Kast focuses on delivering innovative solutions that enhance the capabilities and applications of additive manufacturing. The company's commitment to advancing 3D printing technology positions it as a significant player in the evolving landscape of industrial and consumer manufacturing.

Briefcase Biotec develops KiloBaser, a Nespresso machine of DNA synthesis - enabling cutting edge research without detours. KiloBaser is a device for printing short synthetic DNA sequences. It enables individual scientists to easily produce the DNA they need on their desktops, while speeding up production of the basics for all genetic engineering and synthetic biology research and development. Headquartered in Graz, Steiermark, KiloBaser was founded in 2013 by Martin Jost and Alexander Murer.

Rational Robotics is a Canadian company based in Edmonton that specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of automatic coating robots. These robots are engineered to automate and enhance the painting process, particularly in auto body repainting services. Utilizing advanced computer vision and custom algorithms, Rational Robotics' machines execute precise 3D scans to optimize tool paths, enabling them to paint objects of varying sizes with high accuracy. The company's innovative technology allows enterprises to achieve superior paint quality and efficiency in their operations.

Formlabs designs and manufactures professional 3D printing systems and materials for engineers, designers, educators, and manufacturers. The company offers high-resolution stereolithography printers such as Form 3, Form 3B, and Form 3L, along with post-processing equipment Form Wash and Form Cure, and the SLS-based Fuse 1 printer. It develops in-house high-performance resins and materials used across industries including education, dentistry, healthcare, jewelry, and manufacturing. Its software ecosystem includes PreForm, which prepares models for printing, and Form Cell for automated manufacturing. Formlabs serves customers worldwide and maintains headquarters in Somerville, Massachusetts with international offices. The company focuses on enabling designers and engineers to produce detailed, functional parts and complex geometries, expanding access to professional-grade 3D printing through scalable hardware, materials, and software solutions.

FlexLab is an innovative company focused on intelligent manufacturing and digital fabrication. Established in 2013, it comprises a diverse team of software engineers, electronic engineers, designers, and creatives committed to transforming various sectors, including transportation, manufacturing, education, and retail. FlexLab's projects encompass a wide array of technologies, such as self-driving systems, drones, unattended retail solutions, virtual reality workshops, remote robot control, image recognition, sustainable vehicles, voice recognition, and soft robotics, catering to users in over twenty countries. The company's initial project, a 3D printed nanocopter called Flexbot, successfully raised significant funding on Kickstarter, while its subsequent project, FlexPV, won accolades at the Michelin Challenge Bibendum. FlexLab continues to explore new ideas and innovations, driven by a passion for making concepts a reality.

Formlabs designs and manufactures professional 3D printing systems and materials for engineers, designers, educators, and manufacturers. The company offers high-resolution stereolithography printers such as Form 3, Form 3B, and Form 3L, along with post-processing equipment Form Wash and Form Cure, and the SLS-based Fuse 1 printer. It develops in-house high-performance resins and materials used across industries including education, dentistry, healthcare, jewelry, and manufacturing. Its software ecosystem includes PreForm, which prepares models for printing, and Form Cell for automated manufacturing. Formlabs serves customers worldwide and maintains headquarters in Somerville, Massachusetts with international offices. The company focuses on enabling designers and engineers to produce detailed, functional parts and complex geometries, expanding access to professional-grade 3D printing through scalable hardware, materials, and software solutions.

NavLive specializes in real-time 3D modeling and site surveying, serving the construction, nuclear, and automotive industries. Their platform integrates multi-sensor fusion and high-precision positioning technology to create instant, accurate 3D models of both indoor and outdoor environments, empowering clients to make data-driven decisions.