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To bring volumetric 3D-printing to the market and change manufacturing for many industries.
Born out of research conducted in Germany's largest science and technology park, Xolo has emerged to address a critical challenge within the 3D-printing industry. Traditionally, additive production relies on layering materials to match a predetermined template, but Xolo instead uses volumetric 3D measurements, a departure from the methods widely prevalent in the industry.
At the heart of Xolo's technology is its 3D printing product, Xube. This technology, where liquid resin is continuously absorbed via a light sheet, incorporates photo-active chemicals to enhance the resin, resulting in the rapid and precise printing of smooth surfaces. Already garnering interest, Xube is being explored by research and development teams from undisclosed clients in the optics and biomaterials industries.
The company has closed a successful Series A funding round, underscoring the industry's recognition of Xolo's potential. With a number of backers, it is now poised to redefine the 3D-printing landscape and capitalise on the economic potential of its xolography technology.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Feb 2023
$8.5m
SERIES A
May 2021
$2.7m
SEED
Dirk Radzinski
(Co-Founder & CEO)Also the co-founder and Chairman of the Board at C1 Green Chemicals. Previously co-founded Algenol Biofuels Switzerland where they were the Managing Director for 7 years. Prior to that, served as the Founding CEO of Humboldt-Innovations.
Martin Regehly
(Co-Founder)Currently a Professor for Optics and Photonics at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau. Previously a Professor for Visual Sciences and Optical Systems at the Technical University Brandenburg. Also founded greateyes where they served as the CEO for over 10 years.