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Rosotics produces hyper-efficient metal additive manufacturing solutions to solve tougher problems in industrial engineering. With the Rapid Induction Printing approach, we enable industry to additively manufacture structures using far less energy and material resource than any other alternative method.

REPKON is a provider of turn-key complete production plants for the metal forming sector as well as a designer, manufacturer and supplier of key metal forming machines for the global market, with a well established reputation for outstanding performance.

VRC Metal Systems offers a revolutionary line of automated cold spray additive and subtractive systems that allow for dependable and long-lasting production, protection, repair and restoration for a wide range of applications.

MELD Manufacturing holds more than a dozen patents for the MELD technology, a truly novel and innovative process for metal manufacturing. Traditional processes melt metal, introducing weakness and other issues. MELD makes the material malleable without melting, offering stronger, better quality parts.

Impact Innovations GmbH is a OEM for Cold Spray Equipment located in Germany. Cold Spray is a new and innovative coating process that belongs to the group of thermal spraying. Based on many years of experience and specific Process-Know-How Impact Innovations develops, designs and manufactures Cold Spray Equipment and customized Cold Spray Hardware to meet the requirements of industrial fields and applications, e.g. electrical applications, aircraft repair applications or additive manufacturing processes by cold spraying.

SPEE3D is commercialising a revolutionary high speed, 3D printing process for metals. The technology is suited to industrial and commercial prototyping and manufacturing for aluminium components.

Titomic is an Australian additive manufacturing specialist established to help companies leverage advanced materials and a new proprietary Kinetic Fusion process to produce stronger and faster products at scale.

Fabrisonic is a joint venture between Michigan-based tech company Solidica and Ohio based research organization EWI. It provides 3DPrinting equipservices with its patented Ultrasonic Additive Mfg (UAM) process which uses sound to merge layers of metal foil. UAM produces true bonds with full density and works with a variety of metals such as AL, CU, SS, and Ti. Combining additive and subtractive process capabilities, UAM can create complex geometries impossible with conventional machining. UAM's solid state bond also allows for welding of dissimilar metals to produce MMC's, cladding, and embedded electronics.