Ethereal Machines get CES award for its Halo 3D printer, which introduces the concept of hybrid manufacturing

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Ethereal Machines won the CES Innovation Award for its novel 5-axis 3D printer/CNC machine hybrid.

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Halo, the 5D printing machine developed by the Bangalore-based startup Ethereal Machines has just won the Best of Innovation Award at the CES 2018.

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The startups were selected and chosen following guidelines of Niti Aayog and Startup India. These five startups are believed to have been chosen on the basis their innovations and the overarching help they would provide to the country.

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In the 3D Printing category this year, the award goes to Ethereal Machines, a Bengaluru-based company gaining attention for its 5-axis 3D printer/CNC machine hybrid, the Ethereal Halo.

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Benglauru-based Ethereal Machines has created a bust of U.S. President Donald Trump and is also working on one of Ivanka Trump through its Halo 5D printer, a machine that its founder says can manufacture anything from a watch to a shirt, and even sculptures.

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Bengaluru-based Ethereal Machines has been selling 3-axis machines to businesses for a couple of years, and then it got the idea of making a 5D printer, and has spent more than a year developing the concept.

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Kaushik Mudda and Navin Jain graduated from RVCE Bangalore in 2014 as engineers in the field of electronics and communication. In their final year, the duo already had jobs in their kitty.

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