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Company Profile

Velo3D, Inc. produces and sells metal additive three dimensional printers in the Americas, Europe, and internationally. The company's printers enable the production of components for space rockets, jet engines, fuel delivery systems, and other metal parts, which it sells or leases to customers for use in their businesses. It also offers Flow, a proprietary software platform, which scans part designs for geometrical features; and Sapphire, Sapphire 1MZ, Sapphire XC, and Sapphire XC 1MZ printers....

Industry: Computer Hardware
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 3:56 PM
$VELO Really. Stop using AI and do your DD. This part has 12,800 holes. Freeform makes shifter knobs.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 3:47 PM
$VELO Is Freeform able to print low angle, support free parts? AI Overview Yes, Freeform's AI-driven, autonomous metal 3D printing technology is designed to create complex, high-quality, and structurally sound parts with reduced or eliminated need for support structures. Based on Freeform's technology and similar "freeform" printing approaches mentioned in the search results: Autonomous Metal Manufacturing: Freeform's proprietary technology uses AI, real-time monitoring, and advanced sensors to control the metal deposition process. This allows for the production of, in some cases, complex, high-quality, and digitally verified parts without traditional support constraints. Reduced Need for Support: The technology aims to overcome traditional metal additive manufacturing limitations, where low-angle, unsupported, or steep overhangs often cause warping due to residual stress.
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 3:35 PM
$VELO Comparing them through AI just uses words. Freeform is not a direct competitor of Velo3D. They make much simpler parts in volume. Really guys? I can tell you they are all years behind Velo3D from a technology perspective. Not even close. They do like to use words get AI to put them in the same category as Velo but they are just words guys. Look at the end products.
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Milionar
Milionar Feb. 26 at 3:02 PM
$VELO See James Lloyd's comment to a friend.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 3:01 PM
$VELO The topic (threat to Velo by Freeform Corp) was introduced by Millionar, then 3dJedi responded that Freeform is NOT a threat to Velo3d...I am refuting 3D Jedi by posting the facts supported by linked articles and AI queries that clearly show that 3d Jedi is wrong and that because Freeform machines operate FASTER AND AT LESS COST than Velo3d Sapphire machines....Freeform is a direct threat for all but the few very low angle (Freeform also makes low angle parts but not as low angle / support free as Velo) parts (same old problem, Velo3d is a NICHE SUPPLIER) that cannot be made otherwise or cannot be made without time consuming / additional cost of post-processing. In other words, once Freeform attains the ITAR and AS9100 certifications they are actively pursuing....it's "Katie Bar The Door".
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 2:26 PM
$VELO Does Ursa Major contract with Freeform? AI Overview Yes, Ursa Major works with Freeform for the manufacturing of metal rocket engine parts. Manufacturing Partnership: Freeform’s 3D printing services allow Ursa Major to change designs rapidly without impacting production costs or delivery times, enabling the creation of consistent, high-quality metal parts in days rather than weeks. Scaling Production: According to Nick Doucette, Chief Operations Officer at Ursa Major, Freeform enables the company to scale up from initial designs into high-volume production. Focus on Additive Manufacturing: Ursa Major leverages Freeform’s printing technology to produce rocket engines for defense and space exploration.
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MichaelScottPaperCompany
MichaelScottPaperCompany Feb. 26 at 1:55 PM
$VELO back to $20
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 1:54 PM
$VELO Freeform’s Goldeneye was supposed to be that machine too. And now it’s gone. Look at the process. They are moving layers of powder and micro welding areas instead of grain by grain. Cannot do precision work that way. Velo is many years ahead. They can make all the dumb low margin parts. Velo makes the real high margin complicated parts. Simple as that. Also I call Freeform the Desktop Metal of powder printing. All splash and no dash. Velo is in a league of their own. Even Divergent isn’t close to Velo. They are five years behind Velo.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:39 PM
$VELO Thank You Millionar, for calling my attention to this February 20th article about Freeform's new machine, a direct threat to Velo 3d...Freeform, co-founded by the Space X engineer that ran the Merlin & Raptor rocket engine programs and the ex CTO of Velo3d ! Freeform, which counts Nvidia as one of it's investors and whose software runs on the latest Nvidia chips ! Excerpt from the article you posted : This funding is expected to accelerate the release of Freeform’s Skyfall Additive Manufacturing machine, scheduled to go live in the first half of 2026. The laser-based machine is reportedly capable of producing thousands of kilograms of parts per day. Skyfall is anticipated to expand Freeform’s capacity by a factor of 25 and broaden material offerings by a factor of ten.
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5xInvestor
5xInvestor Feb. 26 at 1:36 PM
$VELO It's quite obviously that Arun sees it coming - when he talked about unproven technology vs Velo3d's already proven technology, the datasets as competitive advantage, and his 400 machine fleet, everything sounds like a "direct" response to competitors like Freedom.
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 3:56 PM
$VELO Really. Stop using AI and do your DD. This part has 12,800 holes. Freeform makes shifter knobs.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 3:47 PM
$VELO Is Freeform able to print low angle, support free parts? AI Overview Yes, Freeform's AI-driven, autonomous metal 3D printing technology is designed to create complex, high-quality, and structurally sound parts with reduced or eliminated need for support structures. Based on Freeform's technology and similar "freeform" printing approaches mentioned in the search results: Autonomous Metal Manufacturing: Freeform's proprietary technology uses AI, real-time monitoring, and advanced sensors to control the metal deposition process. This allows for the production of, in some cases, complex, high-quality, and digitally verified parts without traditional support constraints. Reduced Need for Support: The technology aims to overcome traditional metal additive manufacturing limitations, where low-angle, unsupported, or steep overhangs often cause warping due to residual stress.
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 3:35 PM
$VELO Comparing them through AI just uses words. Freeform is not a direct competitor of Velo3D. They make much simpler parts in volume. Really guys? I can tell you they are all years behind Velo3D from a technology perspective. Not even close. They do like to use words get AI to put them in the same category as Velo but they are just words guys. Look at the end products.
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Milionar
Milionar Feb. 26 at 3:02 PM
$VELO See James Lloyd's comment to a friend.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 3:01 PM
$VELO The topic (threat to Velo by Freeform Corp) was introduced by Millionar, then 3dJedi responded that Freeform is NOT a threat to Velo3d...I am refuting 3D Jedi by posting the facts supported by linked articles and AI queries that clearly show that 3d Jedi is wrong and that because Freeform machines operate FASTER AND AT LESS COST than Velo3d Sapphire machines....Freeform is a direct threat for all but the few very low angle (Freeform also makes low angle parts but not as low angle / support free as Velo) parts (same old problem, Velo3d is a NICHE SUPPLIER) that cannot be made otherwise or cannot be made without time consuming / additional cost of post-processing. In other words, once Freeform attains the ITAR and AS9100 certifications they are actively pursuing....it's "Katie Bar The Door".
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 2:26 PM
$VELO Does Ursa Major contract with Freeform? AI Overview Yes, Ursa Major works with Freeform for the manufacturing of metal rocket engine parts. Manufacturing Partnership: Freeform’s 3D printing services allow Ursa Major to change designs rapidly without impacting production costs or delivery times, enabling the creation of consistent, high-quality metal parts in days rather than weeks. Scaling Production: According to Nick Doucette, Chief Operations Officer at Ursa Major, Freeform enables the company to scale up from initial designs into high-volume production. Focus on Additive Manufacturing: Ursa Major leverages Freeform’s printing technology to produce rocket engines for defense and space exploration.
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MichaelScottPaperCompany
MichaelScottPaperCompany Feb. 26 at 1:55 PM
$VELO back to $20
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 1:54 PM
$VELO Freeform’s Goldeneye was supposed to be that machine too. And now it’s gone. Look at the process. They are moving layers of powder and micro welding areas instead of grain by grain. Cannot do precision work that way. Velo is many years ahead. They can make all the dumb low margin parts. Velo makes the real high margin complicated parts. Simple as that. Also I call Freeform the Desktop Metal of powder printing. All splash and no dash. Velo is in a league of their own. Even Divergent isn’t close to Velo. They are five years behind Velo.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:39 PM
$VELO Thank You Millionar, for calling my attention to this February 20th article about Freeform's new machine, a direct threat to Velo 3d...Freeform, co-founded by the Space X engineer that ran the Merlin & Raptor rocket engine programs and the ex CTO of Velo3d ! Freeform, which counts Nvidia as one of it's investors and whose software runs on the latest Nvidia chips ! Excerpt from the article you posted : This funding is expected to accelerate the release of Freeform’s Skyfall Additive Manufacturing machine, scheduled to go live in the first half of 2026. The laser-based machine is reportedly capable of producing thousands of kilograms of parts per day. Skyfall is anticipated to expand Freeform’s capacity by a factor of 25 and broaden material offerings by a factor of ten.
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5xInvestor
5xInvestor Feb. 26 at 1:36 PM
$VELO It's quite obviously that Arun sees it coming - when he talked about unproven technology vs Velo3d's already proven technology, the datasets as competitive advantage, and his 400 machine fleet, everything sounds like a "direct" response to competitors like Freedom.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:33 PM
$VELO Freeform is a serious threat to Velo3d. -Erik Palitsch, one of the Freeform founders: "I spent a decade at SpaceX working directly with Elon, running Merlin and then Raptor, and I learned something that stuck with me: if physics says it’s possible, it’s possible. Lots of smart people told us rockets couldn’t land or be reused. We proved the “impossible” by living in the problem and iterating until it worked. Freeform is the same mentality applied to manufacturing." https://freeform.co/ Everyone is promising the future. We're shipping it. The technology to do this didn't exist. So we built everything: compute, sensors, controls, software, ML stack. The result is the only AI-native manufacturing system in existence: A network of autonomous factories that sense, learn, predict and control metal formation as it happens. Physical AI: Designed and built by the best cross-disciplinary team ever assembled. Why Nvidia Invested
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:28 PM
$VELO To 3DJedi: Of course Freeform's just announced / secured 67 million dollar funding (to produce parts for already secured contracts) is bad news and of course as the AI answer I linked in the previous post states....Freeform is a direct competitor to Velo3d's service model... read the links....Nvidia is a Freeform investor, Freeform stresses software (using the latest Nvidia chips ! ) and producing high value parts (customers are aerospace & defense primes, US govt, etc.) as a service. The 2 founders are from Space X and Velo 3d !
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:22 PM
$VELO Shared Origins: Freeform was founded by former SpaceX and Velo3D engineers, including Tasso Lappas, the former CTO of Velo3D. SpaceX is a major customer for Velo3D but is also associated with the founding of Freeform. https://www.google.com/search?q=Is+Freeform+a+competitor+to+Velo3d+%3F&oq=Is+&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqCAgAEEUYJxg7MggIABBFGCcYOzIGCAEQRRg5MgYIAhBFGD0yBggDEEUYPTIGCAQQRRhBMgYIBRBFGEEyBggGEEUYPDIGCAcQRRhB0gEIMjgxNGowajeoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:22 PM
$VELO https://www.google.com/search?q=Is+Freeform+a+competitor+to+Velo3d+%3F&oq=Is+&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqCAgAEEUYJxg7MggIABBFGCcYOzIGCAEQRRg5MgYIAhBFGD0yBggDEEUYPTIGCAQQRRhBMgYIBRBFGEEyBggGEEUYPDIGCAcQRRhB0gEIMjgxNGowajeoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Is Freeform a Competitor to Velo3d ? AI Overview: Yes, Freeform is considered a direct competitor to Velo3D in the high-end, industrial metal 3D printing market. Both companies focus on advanced Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) technology designed for high-volume, critical-application production, particularly for aerospace and defense industries. Here is a breakdown of the competitive landscape: Technology & Focus: Both companies offer advanced metal 3D printing with in-process quality control, aimed at replacing traditional manufacturing with on-demand, high-quality production. Key Distinctions in Model: Velo3D sells its proprietary Sapphire printer hardware, software (Flow), and quality assurance systems (Assure) directly to customers. Freeform operates as a "Manufacturing-as-a-Service" (MaaS) provider. Instead of selling printers, they use their own AI-driven, autonomous, multi-laser metal 3D printing factories to produce parts for customers.
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:18 PM
$VELO Freeform was founded by former Space X AND Velo3d engineers. Freeform manufactures high quality metal parts at mass production scale. Yes, they don't sell machines...they produce parts AT SCALE, direct competition to Velo's RPS model ! They just raised 67 million to launch production for already secured contracts! Open and read the links I post below. They are a direct competitor (per AI as well as everything I've read) and a serious threat to Velo3d. Freeform CEO & founder Erik Palitsch worked for 10 years at Space X, running the Merlin AND RAPTOR rocket engine programs. freeform.co/ techcrunch.com/2026/02/19/f... linkedin.com/posts/freeform... "We've solved all of the major problems that were fundamentally preventing the technology from becoming scalable. We're no longer in the proof of concept phase where we're proving the theory of it. This capital is being deployed to massively expand capacity to meet demand."
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:15 PM
$VELO Has Nvidia invested in Freeform ? AI Overview Yes, Nvidia, through its venture capital arm NVentures, has invested in Freeform, a company developing AI-driven, autonomous metal 3D printing factories. Nvidia participated in Freeform’s $14 million funding in 2024 and subsequently in their $67 million Series B round in February 2026, aiming to accelerate AI-driven, high-performance computing in manufacturing. Key details regarding the investment: Purpose: The investment supports Freeform's "Skyfall" platform, which uses GPU-accelerated computing for real-time control, simulation, and predictive, high-quality metal 3D printing. Partnership: Alongside the funding, Freeform joined the NVIDIA Inception program, which supports cutting-edge startups. Significance: Freeform utilizes Nvidia's hardware, specifically clusters with H200 graphics cards, to optimize their metal additive manufacturing processes. https://www.google.com/search?q=Has+Nvidia+invested+in+Freeform%3F&oq=Has+Nvidia+invested+in+Freeform%3F&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigATIHCAQQIRigATIHCAUQIRigATIHCAYQIRirAjIHCAcQIRiPAjIHCAgQIRiPAtIBCDY5ODlqMGo3qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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ilovecleanair
ilovecleanair Feb. 26 at 1:12 PM
$VELO https://www.instagram.com/p/DVBVeKaDSKk/ Freeform founded by Erik Palitsch and TJ Ronacher both former SpaceX principal engineers who helped build the Merlin and Raptor engines, the company is solving the scalability issues of traditional manufacturing. Their current “GoldenEye” system uses 18 lasers to fuse metal powders with extreme precision, but the new capital will fuel the transition to “Skyfall,” a platform using hundreds of lasers to produce thousands of kilograms of metal parts daily. What makes them a “100 percent AI” play is their on-site Nvidia H200 GPU clusters, which run real-time physics simulations to adjust the laser melt process in microseconds, virtually eliminating defects. By treating manufacturing like software development, Freeform is helping industries like aerospace and defense move from prototype to mass production in days instead of months.
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3DJedi
3DJedi Feb. 26 at 12:39 PM
$VELO Freeform is way behind and makes basic simple parts. Not even in the same hemisphere as Velo. Very rough surface finish and no details or thin walls. They only make parts for customers and not printers.
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Milionar
Milionar Feb. 26 at 9:43 AM
$VELO New recruitments have been announced for the following positions. This means that the VELO train is starting to move. If you haven't had time yet, please board the passenger train while it is still stopping at the station. Considering the recent news about the large factory, in some time VELO will become a non-stop express train.
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Milionar
Milionar Feb. 26 at 9:30 AM
$VELO https://www.metal-am.com/freeform-secures-67m-to-scale-skyfall-additive-manufacturing/ This is not good competition, SpaceX engineers learned a lot about 3D printing from VELO. I assume that VELO will carefully patent and protect its technology. We may not be as interesting and irreplaceable a partner for SpaceX as we thought. Fortunately, SpaceX is not and will not be the only customer.
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Bullllishish
Bullllishish Feb. 26 at 8:09 AM
$VELO $9.70 X $97.0 O
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Dpaulson123
Dpaulson123 Feb. 25 at 9:00 PM
$VELO just know what you own and know this company is going to the moon
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