re:3D is addressing the two largest barriers to 3D-printing: cost and scale. Gigabot, re:3D's flagship technology, enables industrial strength, human-scale 3D-printing at an affordable price point. With build volumes starting at eight cubic feet and robust construction, Gigabot can print objects 30x larger than competing desktop models. re:3D's customer base comprises an esteemed group of specialty manufacturers, engineers, designers, universities, and hobbyists in over 50 countries around the globe. Their ultimate goal is to 3D-print from trash, and they are currently modifying Gigabot to be able to accept post-manufacturing waste, creating a more circular economy and opening new markets.
Overcoming common 3D-printing limitations by creating the Gigabot, which can print objects 30x larger than competing desktop models at a more affordable cost.
FOUNDED
2013
AREAS OF IMPACT
Poverty Education Gender Equality Water and Sanitation Clean Energy Employment Infrastructure Economic Inequality Sustainable Cities Responsible Production
HEADQUARTERS
United States
COMPANY SIZE
6–20
Samantha Snabes (Co-founder: Catalyst at re:3D) has been an Unreasonable Fellow since November 2016 after participating in Unreasonable Impact US 2016.
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TERRITORIES OF OPERATION
$2.2M
MONEY RAISED