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Intrepid Raises Capital to Propel Additive Technology

Industrial additive manufacturing solutions provider Intrepid Automation confirmed the successful completion of its Series A funding round. Accordingly, the funding will address scaling up the company’s planned deployment support capabilities and enhancing customer onboarding processes.

Ben Wynne, CEO of Intrepid Automation said, “This funding will enable us to further enhance support for planned 2023 hardware deployments. This ensures our customers can seamlessly implement and gain maximum utility from our solutions. We are grateful for the trust and confidence placed in us by our investors, and we look forward to driving innovation in the industrial automation space.”

Intrepid’s hardware/materials solutions enable high-volume production of additively manufactured patterns, molds, and tools for various industries: heavy equipment/machinery, aerospace and defense, automotive, marine, and others.

Propels Research, Support Capabilities

As Intrepid Automation continues to scale its deployment support capabilities, it aims to build stronger customer relationships. Moreover, it aims to drive adoption of additive technology for high-volume production of patterns, molds, and tools. Furthermore, Intrepid primarily provides automated production solutions for manufacturers in aerospace and defense, heavy industry, marine, automotive/transportation, and other industries.

The funding will also fuel research and development efforts of bridge production and testing hardware. Hence, enabling the company to offer solutions that meet the evolving needs of manufacturers.

Intrepid Automation creates modular, industrial-scale additive manufacturing systems for high volume production. For example, 3D printers, software, materials, automation, and quality control.

With a focus on optimizing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and driving productivity, Intrepid empowers manufacturers to produce end-use parts with less waste and a smaller carbon footprint.

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