Freeform Secures $67M Series B to Accelerate Laser AI Manufacturing

Funding Round and Investors

Freeform disclosed that it has closed a $67 million Series B financing round. The round includes participation from Apandion, AE Ventures, Founders Fund, Linse Capital, Nvidia’s NVentures, Threshold Ventures, and Two Sigma Ventures. While the post‑money valuation was not disclosed, the infusion of capital is intended to scale the company’s manufacturing platform.

Technology Platform

The company’s current system, called GoldenEye, uses eighteen lasers to fuse metal powders into precision components. Freeform plans to upgrade to a new iteration named Skyfall, which will incorporate hundreds of lasers and is projected to produce thousands of kilograms of metal parts each day. The platform is described as “AI native,” relying on on‑site Nvidia H200 GPU clusters to run real‑time physics‑based simulations and machine‑learning models that optimize the end‑to‑end manufacturing workflow.

Operational Expansion

Freeform intends to hire up to one hundred new employees and expand its manufacturing facility to address a backlog of contracts. The company reports that it is already delivering hundreds of mission‑critical parts to customers, though specific client names were not disclosed.

Industry Context

The funding reflects continued investor interest in manufacturing‑as‑a‑service and advanced metal‑printing technologies. Peer companies such as Hadrian, VulcanForms, and Divergent have also attracted significant venture capital as the sector seeks to bring software‑like speed and flexibility to physical product creation.