The brief
- Sells printed metal parts, not printers, running its own factory as a service.
- Moving from its 18-laser GoldenEye to Skyfall, designed for hundreds of lasers and thousands of kilos of parts a day.
- Raised $67M in Feb 2026. Backed by NVIDIA's NVentures and Founders Fund.
Technical approach
Control
AI steers the lasers
Sensors watch the melting metal and AI adjusts laser power and path thousands of times a second to prevent defects.
Scale
Many lasers per machine
More lasers means faster printing. Coordinating hundreds of them is the core challenge of Skyfall.
Programs
Freeform, one program
Updated 19 Feb 2026
Research · Proto · Pilot · Deploy · Scaling
Open technical problems
- Lasers interfereActive research
Neighbouring lasers heat and spatter each other's work; controlling that across a huge build plate is unsolved.
Peers
Company & funding
- Raised
- $67Mdisclosed private rounds
- Last round
- Series B19 Feb 2026
- HQ
- US
- Founded
- 2018
| Date | Round | Amount | Post-money | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 Feb 2026 | Series B | $67M | — | — |
Partners & customers
- Investor
- InvestorFounders Fund
People
- Erik PalitschCo-founder & CEO
- Thomas RonacherCo-founder