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AWS for manufacturing.
AWS for manufacturing. Founded in 2015 and based in Brooklyn, NY, Voodoo operates a robotic 3D printing factory with over 250 3D printers, capable of making thousands of parts faster than traditionally possible. Voodoo has worked with thousands of customers to date, from engineers and entrepreneurs to companies such as Microsoft, NBCUniversal, Mattel, and Intel. Visit www.voodoomfg.com to learn more.
Voodoo Manufacturing provides a fast, scalable high-volume 3D printing service for prototyping and production. They offer design assistance, a digital manufacturing workflow, and access to a large-format 3D printing factory to produce plastic parts efficiently and cost-effectively.
The service enables customers to upload a 3D print file and print parts at scale using a high-volume 3D printing factory. They offer assistance turning ideas into manufacturable 3D files with expert CAD design support, and the platform supports small beginnings with scalable production. Customers can start with small runs and scale up as needed, leveraging fast production, reliability, and material options for prototyping or production needs.
Who it’s for: Startups, product design teams, agencies, and brands seeking rapid prototyping or scalable production of plastic parts via 3D printing.
Hiring/traction mentions not explicitly provided in text; mentions partnerships with brands/agencies and serving startups suggests some market traction.
Max is the co-founder and COO of Ultra. He studied Computer and Electrical Engineering at Harvey Mudd College ('13), and founded two YC-backed companies, Layer By Layer (S13) and Voodoo Manufacturing (W17). Immediately prior to starting Ultra, Max led teams at Boston Consulting Group optimizing operations for the largest logistics networks in the world and developing go-to-market strategy for private equity backed robotics companies.
Building intelligent-industrial robots at Ultra. Prev Arena AI, Voodoo Manufacturing (YC W17), Body Labs, and Layer By Layer (YC S13).
How Voodoo Manufacturing’s homepage introduced itself over the years — each line is the page title the web actually saw, linked to that moment’s archived capture.
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