Selected work

Proof,
not promises.

Almost everything we do is under agreement, so what appears here is a fraction of it. Read each entry for the problem it describes; that is what we can share, and it’s the part that matters.

Projects

Everything we can show.

Sector, year, and what made it hard — real, cleared, and photographed. We describe the shape of the problem, not the client’s name or the numbers behind it.

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A long clear-walled water tank on a bench, printed media stacked inside it, with six flow meters on a PVC manifold feeding tubes down through the lid; the tank panel is printed with the intrnls wordmark. Industrial reactor internals: gas-liquid contactors · 2023–present

We cut fill pressure drop. Physics did the rest.

Cooling tower fill hasn’t changed in decades. Our media moves the same air and water for less fan work.

Two-panel macro composite: left, a cross-section of the printed lattice inside the foam wearable material; right, the same material flexed between two fingers to show its softness. Consumer wearables · 2025–present

One part. Three jobs. Less waste.

Comfort, heat management, and acoustics in a single printed part. Fewer pieces to make, ship, and throw away.

Close-up inside a void of a 3D-printed lattice formwork, warm-lit against pure black, before concrete is cast into it. Precast concrete · 2025–present

Lighter blocks. Same strength. Less carbon.

Printed formwork puts concrete only where the load goes. UHPC precast with less material and less embodied carbon.

Front view of a synthetic (non-PII) face wearing a translucent acid-green pressure mask, cut for the eyes, nose and mouth, on a pure white background. Medical devices · 2025–present

Scan a face. Print a burn mask.

A headless pipeline that turns a face scan into a custom pressure mask for burn care. No casting, no waiting.

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