In a recent interview with 36Kr, one of China’s most popular startup media sites, Business Development Director for China, Yiyi Lin, shared the vision for Hyperganic’s growth in the world’s second largest economy. In 2020 alone, over USD3 billion of investments were poured into 3D printing technologies in China. Further, the “Made in China 2025” […]...

“Humanity’s biggest challenges can only be solved through a giant leap in technology.” Hyperganic’s establishment of its Singapore operations has been featured on e27, one of Southeast Asia’s largest tech ecosystem media platforms. With strong support from local partners, and the local government’s commitment to develop its deep tech sector, Hyperganic’s presence is synergistic with […]...

“We basically store every atom, every molecule in an object and then we can design anything the printer can print.” There is a fundamental frustration in the stagnation of engineering paradigm that had stuck with designers and engineers since the Greeks and Romans. In an interview with TCT Magazine, our CEO Lin Kayser acknowledged the […]...

Hyperganic was the highlight of a feature on Gründerszene, a popular startup media platform in Germany. Pointing to the breakneck speed at which developments within the software space took place in the last decade, CEO Lin Kayser recognized that the innovation of physical objects pales in comparison. He also highlighted Hyperganic’s philosophy of going off […]...

“We will soon run out of time to develop all things necessary to overcome the challenges that we face today – especially climate change” With its recent funding round led by HV Capital und VSquared Ventures, Hyperganic raised USD7.8 million that will fuel its rapid growth as it sets sight on expanding into key markets […]...

“I’m under no illusions; this is going to be a huge shift for a lot of engineers” This “huge shift” that Hyperganic CEO Lin Kayser alluded to in his interview with TCT Magazine is the evolution in design and engineering that Hyperganic unlocks. Taking the algorithmic design that goes into today’s microchips as prime example, […]...

“You can create objects that are more advanced, more sustainable and more functional than what we have today.” In an interview with Sifted, the European startup media site backed by the Financial Times, Hyperganic CEO Lin Kayser shared his vision of creating a more sustainable and functional future through advanced engineering and manufacturing. On top […]...

“Hyperganic rings in a paradigm change in product design and manufacturing more profound than what we can conceive today.” Hyperganic’s coming out of stealth to kickstart a global rollout of its Core and Print Framework was recently featured by TCT Magazine, the premier 3D printing and Additive Manufacturing intelligence media outlet. This expansion will be […]...

Hyperganic’s mission to create physical objects as complex as nature was the focal point of an interview with CEO Lin Kayser, on Handelsblatt, a leading German business newspaper. After some information about the founders’ past, building image processing technology for Hollywood with their last company, IRIDAS, the interview focuses on Hyperganic and its  potential to […]...