Forg3d offers ANVIL OS, a control platform that provides real‑time closed‑loop monitoring and enforcement of process parameters for robotic welding and metal‑forming equipment. By locking down production steps and logging comprehensive audit trails, it delivers repeatable, auditable manufacturing outcomes with full traceability for mission‑critical sectors such as aerospace, defense, and medical devices.
Funding
$100K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Metal manufacturing processes often suffer from variability and lack of real-time control, leading to inconsistent product quality, limited traceability, and difficulty meeting the stringent reliability requirements of mission‑critical industries.
Solution
Forg3d is developing ANVIL OS, a control platform that moves beyond planning to actively lock down how metal parts are produced. The system integrates with robotic welding and fabrication equipment to provide closed‑loop monitoring, enforce predefined process parameters, and record every production step. By delivering deterministic, auditable manufacturing runs, ANVIL OS enables manufacturers to achieve repeatable quality and full traceability required for high‑stakes applications such as aerospace, defense, and medical device production.
Target Audience
Primary customers are manufacturers in aerospace, defense, medical devices, and other mission‑critical sectors that require highly reliable and traceable metal fabrication.
Features
- Real‑time closed‑loop control of robotic welding and metal‑forming machines
- Enforced process parameter locking to prevent deviation from approved manufacturing recipes
- Comprehensive data logging and audit trails for each part, supporting traceability and compliance
- Integration layer for existing CNC and robotic hardware, enabling plug‑and‑play deployment
- Dashboard and API access for monitoring production status, performance metrics, and exception handling