large-format additive manufacturing

Caracol is an industrial 3D printer manufacturer and large format Additive Manufacturing technology provider. Founded in 2015, it develops turnkey robotic LFAM platforms (Heron AM for composite parts, Vipra AM for metal parts) and delivers integrated solutions from tech integration and process development to on-demand manufacturing and services for industries including aerospace, automotive, marine, and railways.

3D printing6+ axis robotic manufacturingrobotic additive extrusionrobotic direct energy deposition

Cross Industry Dynamics (CID) is an industrial additive manufacturing and product development firm based in Westminster, Colorado. It specializes in large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM), composite tooling, and engineering consulting, supporting product development from design optimization to production tooling.

composite toolingdesign for manufacturability consultingengineering consultingproduct developmentrapid prototyping

Evergreen Additive is an advanced manufacturing technology company in Brunswick, Maine, focused on maritime composite manufacturing. It prints, machines, and delivers production tooling, complex prototypes, and platform structures for boatbuilders and government programs. Its 8,000 ft² facility houses a 12-meter-long CEAD large-format additive manufacturing system commissioned in 2026, plus CNC machining and finishing and in-house engineering for design for additive.

3D printingCNC machiningdesign for additiveengineeringfinishing to production-ready surfaces

FORGE Manufacturing is a Jacksonville, Florida-based advanced manufacturing company specializing in industrial 3D printing, rapid prototyping, product development, CAD design, reverse engineering, digital fabrication, and custom manufacturing solutions. It serves municipalities, museums, educators, and industry innovators across NE Florida and is a HUBZone-certified small business.

3D scanningCAD modelingCNC machiningindustrial 3D printinglaser cuttingparametric 3D modelingrapid prototypingreverse engineeringsilicone molding