Nathan Griese

Aerial 3D printing is real—and it’s changing how we build. From disaster relief to remote repairs, drones are taking fabrication airborne.

Rapid Liquid Printing (RLP) is transforming how we fabricate soft, large, and complex parts—fast. Unlike traditional 3D printing, which builds layer by layer, RLP injects liquid material into a gel bath, letting parts "cure in midair" with no need for supports. The result? Full-size, functional components made in minutes using real-world materials like silicone and foam. From custom prosthetics to adaptive car seats and designer furniture, RLP delivers unmatched speed, scalability, and material

3D printing with topology optimization boosts performance and cuts weight in plastic and metal parts.