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Supernova Industries

7 viewers · 30d

Total raised

$1.1M

+$1.1M this year

2 filings since 2026 · latest Debt filed

Cumulative raised
LAST ROUND
Debt · $1.1M
ROUNDS
2
INVESTORS
5
FOUNDED
2023
HQ
Austin, TX
SECTOR
Other Technology
EMPLOYEES
N/A
30D VIEWERS
7

AI overview

Updated

Supernova is an additive manufacturing company that specializes in Viscous Lithography Manufacturing (VLM), a patented 3D printing technology designed for high-viscosity materials. Spun out from BCN3D in 2023, the company targets industrial manufacturers and the US defense and space sectors with scalable production solutions. Its technology enables the printing of advanced polymers and energetic materials, overcoming the limitations of traditional manufacturing.

What sets it apart

The company's core differentiator is its patented VLM technology, which can process materials of virtually unlimited viscosity. This capability allows for the creation of parts with very high solid content, such as energetic materials with over 88% solid loading, which is a significant breakthrough for defense and industrial applications.

Funding history

2 rounds
DebtFeb 27, 2026
Form D
+$1.1M$1.1M total
DebtFeb 27, 2026
Form D/A
+$1.1M$1.1M total

Products

1 tracked

Viscous Lithography Manufacturing (VLM) Ecosystem

Industrial 3D Printing System

The VLM ecosystem is a comprehensive 3D printing solution comprising printers, materials, and software designed for scalable production. The technology utilizes a transparent film to transfer high-viscosity material to the build area, where it is cured by a UV light source. This layer-by-layer process bypasses the constraints of traditional vat photopolymerization, enabling the processing of materials like silicones, acrylates, epoxies, and heavily filled formulations.

  • Ability to process materials of virtually unlimited viscosity
  • Enables high solid-loading for composites and energetic materials (>88%)
  • Reduces material waste compared to traditional subtractive manufacturing
  • Improves safety in handling energetic components like explosives and propellants