Vitro3D Raises $1.3M in Seed Financing
Summary
The company intends to use the funds to produce prototype printers capable of delivering complex 3-dimensional objects in seconds. Led by Dr. Camila Uzcategui, cofounder and CEO, Vitro3D is using a proprietary cartridge-based volumetric 3D printing technique to fabricate medical devices and tissue engineering tools. With the combined power of innovative hardware, software and materials formulations, Vitro3D enables rapid (sub-minute), high-resolution production of parts that have a broader range of material properties and require minimal post-processing. The company is initially focused on new approaches to producing dental aligners and scaffolds for 3D cell culture and tissue engineering. Vitro3D is a spin out from University of Colorado Boulder and a client company of Innosphere Ventures through The Colorado Life Science Incubation Program.