Triditive, the Spanish industrial automation company for additive manufacturing, completed a $1.8 million series seed investment round. Triditive will use the investment to accelerate and support the 3D-printing industry by providing automated additive manufacturing systems heading to the Factory of the future.
“We are delighted to welcome our new investors and thankful to our existing shareholders for their continued support, said Mariel Diaz, CEO at Triditive. “This funding validates our approach to industrialize additive manufacturing through automation and enables us to expand our market presence.”
Triditive was co-founded by Mariel Diaz (CEO), Jose Camero (CBDO), and Sergio Martinez (CTO). The company has recently opened a 20,000 square foot factory in Asturias, Spain which is intended to be the largest AM factory in Spain in terms of production capacity.
With its AMCELL hardware to automate the 3D printing process end-to-end and connects via the EVAM software, Triditive provides advanced robotics powered by machine learning to bring additive manufacturing to the production floor. These mass production and metal-polymer printing capacities reduce the cost of scaling production with additive manufacturing, with cloud connectivity for full tracking and traceability of parts, manufacturing orders optimization and quality control.
This seed round was supported by new investors and industry leaders such as Stanley Ventures (Stanley Black & Decker), Techstars, Hunosa Empresas, Fourth Funding, IDEPA, and a selected group of business angels from Spain, France and Switzerland.
“We see tremendous growth potential in the additive manufacturing industry,” said Sean Wright, Stanley Ventures Managing Director. “Triditive demonstrated its ability to innovate and create a novel product. We look forward to working with the team to extend our impact in the Additive Manufacturing industry.”
