An Indian tech startup winning accolades on the world stage should make every Indian proud. This has been achieved by Bangalore based Ethereal Machines,

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Ethereal Machines is already getting good interest in the Halo as well as their regular 3D Printer, the Ray. IIT Hyderabad has already placed an order for Halo, along with a university in UK.

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This 3D printer, aimed at the business market, opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Developed by India-based startup Ethereal Machines, it is a 5-axis machine as even the printer bed moves.

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In 2018, Young Turks featured almost 200 startups & we’ve drawn up a list of 10 early stage ventures you should watch out for in 2019 across sector like hardware, health-tech, ed-tech, B2B SaaS, analytics and retail-tech.

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A Bengaluru-based 3D printing start-up, which is the winner of CES 2018 – Best of Innovation Awards, has developed a concrete 3D printer — or Concrete Additive Manufacturing Machine as it is called.

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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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