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Impossible Objects
United States · Hardware
Impossible Objects builds industrial 3D printers that make strong, lightweight composite parts for manufacturers.
Composite parts without conventional tooling
Impossible Objects' Composite-Based Additive Manufacturing (CBAM) process combines long-fiber carbon or fiberglass sheets with high-performance polymer powders such as PEEK. The printer forms lightweight, strong composite parts with complex geometries, giving manufacturers another way to make functional components without dedicated molds or tooling.
Aerospace, defense and advanced-manufacturing customers use the systems for prototypes, functional parts and production runs. The company sells industrial printing equipment and materials and is expanding production and customer deployments as adoption grows.
Funding history
1 round · 1 with disclosed amounts| Announced | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series B | $40M | Inflection Equity — LeadAaron Wealth Management — ParticipantExcell Partners — ParticipantImpact Capital — ParticipantOCA Ventures — Participant |
Investors
Inflection EquityLed Series BAaron Wealth ManagementJoined Series BExcell PartnersJoined Series BImpact CapitalJoined Series BOCA VenturesJoined Series BCoverage
Sep 14, 2026Impossible Objects · Series BSimilar companies
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