Freeform announced that it has closed a $67 million Series B funding round to accelerate its mission of scaling advanced metal additive manufacturing and eliminate traditional constraints on production capacity. The company said demand for its platform now consistently exceeds available capacity, shifting its focus from validating the technology to rapidly scaling production.
The round included participation from Apandion, AE Ventures, Founders Fund, Linse Capital, NVIDIA’s venture arm NVentures, Threshold Ventures, and Two Sigma Ventures. The investors bring experience across advanced computing, frontier manufacturing, and large-scale operations as Freeform expands its footprint.
Proceeds from the financing will support the launch of Skyfall, Freeform’s next-generation factory platform expected to go live in the first half of 2026. Skyfall is designed to increase production throughput by more than 25 times while expanding material capabilities by over 10 times compared to current systems. The platform integrates high-performance GPU-based compute to enable real-time sensing, simulation, and control across physical manufacturing processes.
Freeform describes its approach as building “Physical AI” factories that combine proprietary robotics, sensing, simulation, machine learning, control systems, and verification technologies into a single integrated platform. By unifying hardware and software, the company aims to reduce iteration cycles, improve yields, and scale precision metal component production in a way that mirrors the speed and adaptability of modern software systems.
With the new capital, the company plans to expand capacity to meet customer demand while accelerating deployment of its Skyfall platform and advancing its AI-native manufacturing vision.
