OMNI3D on its Solutions and the Applications of Industrial 3D Printing

Over the past few years, the 3D printing market has steadily moved towards greater industrialization, especially as it continues to expand. Indeed a recent report from Research and Markets showed that the market value of additive manufacturing would increase to $44.03B by 2027 (an increase from $13.92B in 2021) and industrial 3D printers would hold a major share, explained perhaps as well by the growth in the production of end-use parts which is expected to increase. Moreover, just industrializing is no longer enough. Users are also seeking more precision as well as large-format 3D printing. This is an area where Polish 3D printer manufacturer OMNI3D truly shines. To learn more about the company as well as its solutions, we sat down with Paweł Robak, the CEO.

3DN: Could you introduce yourself and your connection to 3D printing?

My name is Paweł Robak, I have been the CEO of OMNI3D since May 2017. After graduating from the University of Economics, I started to work in finance as a CFO for over 20 years. As an enthusiast of the new technologies I decided to switch to the CEO position in one of the most promising Polish companies in Industry 4.0. OMNI3D was set up in 2013 and after the conceptual stage investors were looking for somebody who can develop strategy and put proper, scalable 3D printing solutions on the market.

Paweł Robak, the CEO of OMNI3D

3DN: What is OMNI3D? How did the company come about? What is your mission?

OMNI3D initially was focused on delivering products to the B2C market, but during 2016 the concept was changed and the company has converted into B2B. The actual mission is to provide tools and complete ecosystems to create the most innovative and cost-effective products.