Robotic 3D printing in Finland.
Compare the organisations below and check their websites for current capabilities and availability.
Source: Addidex organisation sheet. Snapshot: 2026-10-14. Listings are not endorsements.
Addcomposites Oy
Espoo · Finland · System Builders
Pilot projects, Complete production ready systems
Organisation website ↗Centria University of Applied Sciences
Kokkola · Finland · Research Institutions & Universities
The Robo3D Lab features industrial and collaborative robots (cobots) for robotic 3D printing with thermoplastics (e.g., PLA, PETG, ABS) via large-scale pellet extrusion, focusing on developing new applications and processes in additive manufacturing.
Hyperion Robotics
Esbo · Finland · Manufacturing Services / Print Bureaus
Hyperion Robotics was founded with a bold vision to revolutionise the construction industry through cutting-edge innovation and sustainability. The founding team brings an extraordinary blend of expertise to the mission. Fernando, a former EY finance professional turned visionary entrepreneur, joined forces with Ashish Mohite, an expert in architecture and 3D printing, and Henry Unterreiner, a structural engineer with a background in groundbreaking projects. Together, they set out to transform the outdated, labour-intensive construction sector by integrating automation, robotics, and sustainable materials.
KCL
Lohja · Finland · Material Providers
Our materials are validated on industrial LFAM platforms (including e.g. CEAD), ensuring reliable performance in FGF (Fused Granular Fabrication / Pellet Extrusion). KCL also operates a take back and mechanical recycling program, enabling closed loop material flows for large printed structures.
REDU
Rovaniemi · Finland · Research Institutions & Universities
We offer companies the opportunity to participate in our ongoing LFAM projects and through that create and validate innovative workflows, test and prototype ideas, and provide first results. We give companies the chance to make the leap from old to new, sustainable and efficient manufacturing methods und thus bridge the gap between R&D and industry.
Savonia University of Applied Sciences
Kuopio · Finland · Research Institutions & Universities
Research & Development & Innovation services, product development and training services
Tampere University of Applied Sciences
Tampere · Finland · Research Institutions & Universities
Biomaterial research, Industrial metal part research
Organisation website ↗TRIDIAM
Porvoo · Finland · Manufacturing Services / Print Bureaus
End-to-end service provider for medium and large metal components with WAAM technology.
Wiitta Oy
Heinola · Finland · Manufacturing Services / Print Bureaus
We provide LFAM services to customers in all fields: industrial, interior architecture and defence.