In addition to the lead investors, the Tyrolean glass crystal group Swarovski and the fund of the Austrian investor Hermann Hauser are also participating in Hyperganic. the Munich This is the company's first venture capital investment. Previously, the company was financed by its founders, early employees, and a small group of business angels.
Hyperganic aims to radically accelerate the design, development, and production of 3D-printed products using its AI software platform.
“Hyperganic heralds a profound paradigm shift”
Lin Kayser, Co-Founder and CEO of Hyperganic, says:
"Humanity's greatest challenges can only be overcome through a giant technological leap. We created Hyperganic to fundamentally change the way we design and build things around us. Now we're ready to shift into high gear. We're fortunate to have the support of such a diverse team of investors on our exciting journey."
Fabian Gruner from HV Capital adds:
"Hyperganic heralds a more profound paradigm shift in product design and manufacturing than we can imagine today. As VCs, we're constantly looking for founders and companies that can truly 'change the world'—and Lin and his team will do just that."
The company already has customers in Europe, the USA, China, and Southeast Asia. Existing application areas include aerospace, consumer, and medical products. The investor Hermann Hauser, one of the co-founders of the microchip manufacturer ARM, says that the Munich-based company is doing with physical objects and machines what he did with ARM for the smartphone industry.
