Manifest Technologies Inc. (prev. Vitro3D Inc.)
A fundamentally different approach to additive manufacturing that utilizes a proprietary light engine and sophisticated algorithms to cure photoreactive resin simultaneously across three dimensions.
The University of Colorado Connection
Manifest Technologies (prev. Vitro3D) was founded in 2020 byÌýÌýand Ìýto bring to market their revolutionary volumetric 3D printing technology developed while PhD students in 's labÌý(CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï College of Engineering and Applied Science). PartneringÌýwith CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï, Vitro3D has harnessed programs such as the NSF I-CorpsTM: Hub West Starting Blocks and Research-to-Market (R2M),ÌýLab Venture Challenge (LVC), Destination Startup®Ìýand the .ÌýVitro3D is also part of ’ Colorado Life Sciences Incubator cohort, with backing from the Buff Venture Fund,Ìýand is focused on threeÌýdistinct markets—first the dental market, then 3D cell culture for drug development and scaffolds for human organ and tissue regeneration. Read More
The company rebranded in 2025 and introduced their Parallax Volumetric Additive Manufacturing (P-VAM) Evaluation Kit. P-VAM utilizes a proprietary light engine and sophisticated algorithms to cure photoreactive resin simultaneously across three dimensions. Unlike traditional layer-by-layer additive manufacturing, complete objects can be produced in one continuous step.
Funding Status and Investment Opportunities
- Industry Applications: Additive Manufacturing, Advanced Materials, Medical Devices,ÌýHardware and Instrumentation
- Funding Stage: Seed Round
- Contact for Investment Inquiries:ÌýContactÌýinfo@vitro3d.com
In the News
- Two CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï startups selected for Luminate New York Accelerator (2026)
- CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï hosts showcase of investment-ready ventures from across the Inter-Mountain West (2026)
- Destination Startup announces startups across the region to present at annual showcase (2026)
- ‘A broader impact’: CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï startup culture brings life-changing technology to Colorado (Daily Camera, 2025)
- We went to a startup symposium at the University of Colorado. We saw these nine cool startups. We said “wow� a lot. (CPR, 2024)
- Turning science into startupsÌý(2023)
- Ìý(TCT Magazine, 2023)
- Camila Uzcategui, CEO and co-founder of Vitro3D on high dimensionality volumetric additive manufacturingÌý(3D Printing Magazine, 2023)
- Key investment is the latest milestone for CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï startup Vitro3D and founders Camila Uzcategui and Johnny HergertÌý(2023)
- Vitro3D aligning business and tech—and teeth, too (2022)
Venture Partners Programs​
- Destination Startup (2026)
- Buff Venture Fund (2023)
- Ascent Deep Tech AcceleratorÌý(2022)
- Pandemic Hyper-Accelerator for Science and Technology (PHAST) (2021)
- Lab Venture Challenge (LVC) (2021)
- Destination Startup®Ìý(2022)
- Intellectual Property Management (2020)
- NSF I-CorpsTM Hub: WestÌý(2020)
ÌýÌý ÌýThis page was last updated Sept. 10, 2025. Please contact us at vpnews@colorado.edu for corrections or updates
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