Inkbit

Inkbit provides a multi-material 3D printing platform integrating hardware, software, and materials for production-scale additive manufacturing. Its Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ) technology uses real-time machine vision for layer-level correction during printing, enabling exceptional precision and complex geometries across multi-material builds. The platform supports soft rubber-like elastomers (TEPU), rigid epoxies, UV and chemical-resistant materials, and low-loss RF and mmWave dielectric materials. The Construct software automates build preparation, ensuring accuracy in complex lattice and multi-material part designs. The digital factory delivers parts in as fast as two business days from CAD requirements through final production, with full-stack services including design support, production with optical verification, part finishing, inspection, validation, and delivery. Industries served include fluidics, seals and gaskets, RF and microwave components, robotics, and and Luneburg lenses. with demonstrated of GRIN antennas exceeding 30 wavelengths. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Medford, United States, the company has raised approximately $63.8M in Series B funding from investors including Stratasys, DSM, Ocado, 3M, NOVA by Saint-Gobain, Ingersoll Rand, and DARPA.