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title: "Manifest Technologies unveils first parallax volumetric additive manufacturing kit"
url: https://www.voxelmatters.com/manifest-technologies-unveils-worlds-first-parallax-volumetric-additive-manufacturing-evaluation-kit-at-rapid-2025/
date: 2025-04-08
modified: 2025-04-04
lang: en
author: "Davide Sher"
description: "Manifest Technologies (formerly Vitro3D), an advanced manufacturing startup out of the University of Colorado’s McLeod Lab for Optics & Materials Science, unveiled the world’s first Parallax Volumetric Additive Manufacturing (P-VAM)..."
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  - "3D Printer Hardware"
  - "3D Printing Processes"
  - "Volumetric 3D Printing"
tags:
  - "future"
image: https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/TPMS-w-measurements-640x523.jpg
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# Manifest Technologies unveils first parallax volumetric additive manufacturing kit

[Manifest Technologies (formerly Vitro3D)](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/vitro3d/), an advanced manufacturing startup out of the University of Colorado’s McLeod Lab for Optics & Materials Science, unveiled the world’s first Parallax Volumetric Additive Manufacturing (P-VAM) evaluation kit at Rapid 2025. The launch marks a significant step toward commercializing Manifest’s breakthrough additive process, enabling engineers, R&D teams, and strategic partners to test and explore the transformative potential of volumetric additive manufacturing firsthand.

CEO and co-founder Camila Uzcategui emphasized the significance of the launch:
"We founded Manifest to fundamentally reimagine additive manufacturing—moving beyond layer-by-layer printing to instant, multidimensional formation of solid parts using precisely controlled beams of light. At a time when the more mature additive technologies are beginning to stagnate, we view the debut of our P-VAM evaluation kit at RAPID as an invitation to forward-thinking partners to join us and manifest different."

![Learn about Manifest Technologies](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/EBCB-w-measurements--scaled.jpg)A triply periodic minimal surface TPMS structures for force dissipation applications, made using Parallax Volumetric Additive Manufacturing from Manifest Technologies

Parallax VAM overcomes many persistent limitations of traditional additive manufacturing and pairs well with existing high-throughput forming processes like injection molding, opening entirely new opportunities for production applications.

## Parallax VAM: A new category of additive manufacturing

The P-VAM evaluation kit highlights Manifest’s proprietary technology through four major advantages: Rapid, Layerless 3D Fabrication, which cures liquid resin simultaneously in three dimensions to eliminate layers and supports, producing fully solid, intricate parts 10–100x faster than traditional additive methods; Unmatched Design Freedom & Adaptability, allowing for complex geometries and seamless embedding of electronics or objects with adjustable resolution and unlimited horizontal scalability; Wide Material Compatibility, supporting diverse transparent photopolymer resins—including high viscosity formulations—through an open platform approach for customized material performance; and Production-Line Readiness, featuring compact, modular hardware that integrates directly into existing manufacturing lines, removing the need for bulky print farms and enabling continuous, on-demand production.

## Experience P-VAM Live

Visitors to Manifest’s booth at RAPID 2025 can see how Parallax VAM works on the show floor, inspect newly fabricated parts and connect with Manifest’s team to discuss potential use-cases and early-adopter opportunities.

Manifest invites mechanical engineers and industrial R&D teams to participate in the evaluation program. Early adopters will actively influence this groundbreaking technology's direction and commercial potential, helping to uncover new applications and refine Manifest’s path to broader commercialization.

To learn more about early adopter opportunities or strategic partnerships, visit Manifest Technologies at RAPID 2025 or contact the Manifest team directly.