Company · Deeptech & Hardware

Triditive

triditive.com ↗ ·Siero ·Seed

Triditive is an Asturias-based industrial technology company that develops automated additive manufacturing systems for serial production of metal and polymer parts. Its patented AMCELL 3D printers (AMCELL 1300, 4300 and 8300) combine conveyor-belt automation with its EVAM control and workflow software. The company sells the machines and also runs a contract parts-production service from its factory in Asturias, with customers including Stanley Black & Decker, Nestlé, BASF, ThyssenKrupp and Glencore. Founded in 2016 as a University of Oviedo spin-out, it raised a $1.8M seed round in 2021 backed by Stanley Ventures, Techstars, Hunosa Empresas, Fourth Funding and IDEPA, followed by a €5M pre-Series A in June 2022 led by a Spanish industrial group. It also has offices in Hartford, Connecticut, and London.

Founded
2016
Founders
3
News
1
Rounds
3
Investors
6
SectorsAdditive Manufacturing, 3D Printing, Industrial Automation, Advanced Manufacturing, Deeptech Start-up MapDeeptech & Hardware › Additive manufacturing & 3D printing

Profile updated 24 Sep 2026

Founders

Jose Camero
Co-founder & CBDO
Mariel Díaz Castro
Co-founder
Sergio Martínez
Co-founder & CTO
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Investors 6

Fourth Funding
Investor United Kingdom
GoHub Ventures
gohub.vc
Investor Spain
Hunosa Empresas
www.hunosa.es ↗
Investor Spain
Investor Spain
Investor United States
Investor United States

Funding rounds 3

Seed · €5M
Asturian company Triditive, maker of the AMCELL automated industrial additive-manufacturing machine for series production in metals and poly…
2022-06-14
Other · €3M
Triditive, which makes cloud software for digitised production and 3D-printed parts, won GoHub's Global Water Challenge. The prize is an inv…
2021-11-24
Seed · $1.8M
Triditive is an Asturian company that builds automated 3D-printing cells for industrial production. It closed a $1.8M seed round (about €1.4…
2021-01-30

News & media 1

PublishedArticle
2023-12-29 Se destinan más de 80 millones de euros para estudiar el uso de la fabricación aditiva en defensa ↗
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