serial production

Adva Cera, formerly SiNAPTIC Technologies, specializes in advanced ceramic additive manufacturing. The company provides high-performance ceramic components and offers a fully integrated approach from early-stage prototyping through scalable serial production, serving industries including aerospace and defense, transportation and industrial, energy, semiconductors and electronics, medical, and investment casting.

additive manufacturingceramic 3D printingdesign optimizationin-house metrology and inspectionprototypingquality control

Alloyed is a metal technology company founded in 2017 as OxMet Technologies, formed from the Roger Reed group at Oxford University. It provides computational alloy design, component engineering, and serial production for additive manufacturing, delivering and licensing metal components at industrial scale. Facilities include headquarters at Oxford North, UK, production and development sites in Abingdon and Seattle (AS9100D certified), and a partnership in Osaka, Japan.

additive manufacturingCNCcomponent engineeringcomputational alloy designin-process monitoringlaser toolpath engineeringmaterial characterisation and qualificationpost-processing

Arc Impact Acquisition Corporation launched in late 2025 as an advanced manufacturing platform built on area-wide additive manufacturing, integrating binder jetting and polymer technologies from Desktop Metal. It aims to move 3D printing from prototyping to high-volume serial production across metals, ceramics, and advanced polymers, offering qualification support and a managed pathway from first article to serial production.

additive manufacturingarea-wide photopolymer 3D printingbinder jettingdesign optimizationfinishingmachiningmaterials sciencepart qualificationquality assurance

EnduroSat designs and builds standardized, flight-proven satellites and satellite modules for LEO constellations, offering fixed-cost space services. The company reports 100+ satellites in orbit, 5000 modules in orbit, and 500 TB of data downlinked, with satellites assembled in 8 hours at a rate of up to 700 per year.

cloud and API data accessfleet command and telemetry monitoringpayload integrationsatellite launch and mission commissioningsatellite manufacturingspace qualification