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MX3D on the benefits of WAAM technology, the Robot Arm, and more
MX3D is a young company that mainly specializes in robotic metal 3D printing. Founded in 2014, the Amsterdam-based company has made quite a few headlines with their ambitious projects, such as the 3D printed stainless steel pedestrian bridge in the heart of Amsterdam…
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MX3D is a young company that mainly specializes in robotic metal 3D printing. Founded in 2014, the Amsterdam-based company has made quite a few headlines with their ambitious projects, such as the 3D printed stainless steel pedestrian bridge in the heart of Amsterdam or, most recently, the Optimized Robot Arm. MX3D is active in the additive manufacturing for the heavy industry sector, but is also sought after by various designers to create complex practical but aesthetic structures using 3D printing technology. We were curious to learn more about MX3D and their projects, so we went directly to the source and discussed with Thomas Van Glabeke, R&D Engineer and Business Developer for the company.
1. Can you introduce yourself and MX3D?
Hello! My name is Thomas Van Glabeke and I work as an R&D Engineer and Business Developer for the scaleup company MX3D. Throughout my day I analyse various geometries from different industries and figure out how we can get them 3D printed at MX3D.






