Evergreen Additive provides large‑format robotic additive manufacturing for maritime composites, enabling the rapid production of tooling and vessel components. By automating the build process, they cut lead times from 3‑6 months to a few weeks and reduce reliance on scarce skilled laminators. Their technology is designed for deployment in forward locations, supporting both commercial and defense maritime applications.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Solution
Evergreen Additive uses robotic large‑format additive manufacturing (LFAM) to automate composite production, eliminating reliance on scarce skilled labor. The system can design and fabricate tooling and vessel parts in weeks, providing near‑net‑shape flexibility without the need for fixtures or jigs. Production can be positioned at forward or remote sites, enabling rapid response to operational demands. By integrating robotics, the process reduces material waste and overall cost while maintaining the high performance required for maritime applications.
Target Audience
Primary customers are commercial shipbuilders, naval shipyards, and defense contractors requiring fast, cost‑effective composite tooling and vessel components.
Features
- Robotic LFAM platform capable of printing large composite structures up to several meters in size
- Near‑net‑shape printing eliminates the need for traditional molds, fixtures, and extensive post‑processing
- Automated material deposition and curing processes reduce labor intensity and improve repeatability
- Distributed manufacturing capability allows deployment to forward or on‑site locations
- Integrated design‑to‑production workflow accelerates part development from concept to finished component