Industrial 3D printing has reached an inflection point where the cost and quality are now good enough to displace the $100B injection molding market. While 3D printing was used extensively for prototyping in the past due to high costs, new printing technologies now enable cost competitive plastic part production in the thousands of units. There are three market segments where additive manufacturing immediately applies: on-demand manufacturing, on-demand supply chains, and new on-demand and custom products and business models. Fast Radius aims to leverage additive manufacturing's potential through a global network of production facilities replicated around the world.

1. Mitch Free
Fast Radius and ZYCI CNC
Machining
Founder, Chairman and CEO
Additive Manufacturing

2. Industrial 3D Printing has Reached a Historic Inflection Point:
The cost and quality are now good enough to displace the $100B injection molding market
2
3D Printing Cost Curves
(price is not driven by volume)
Costperunit
Units produced
Mass Production Cost Curve
(more volume  lower unit cost)
1-100 20k-100k
3DP extensively used for prototyping, but
cost/quality prohibitive for larger scale
production.
Past
20 years
New printing technologies enable cost
competitive plastic part production into
thousands of units.
2017 –
2018
Market Context
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5. 5
Advanced material properties

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It’s happening now… in Consumer Products
Note: this is not a Fast Radius customer
Market Context
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On Demand
Manufacturing
On Demand
Supply Chain
On Demand
Products
Access to production
capacity for additive
manufacturing and select
legacy technologies
Prototypes & Volume
Production
Outsourced Prototyping
‘Turnkey’ access to new, on-
demand supply chain
models, including:
Virtual Warehouse
Legacy Part
Re-engineering
There are three market segments where AM immediately applies
New, on-demand and custom
products and business models
Product design, manufacturing
tech selection, and ultimately
making the parts
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8. 8
Welcome to the future of warehousing and manufacturing
How it works:
• Company stores parts in a virtual warehouse… parts are
printed when they need them… where they need them
• No more obsolescence
• No more physical storage
On Demand Supply Chain
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A new era of custom, mass-produced,
consumer products
Note: confidential Fast Radius client project underway. Photos are mock-ups and are not authorized celebrity endorsements.
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10. 10
Producing high quality parts requires advanced manufacturing
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Leveraging additive’s potential requires a global network of production
Fast Radius factories will be replicated
in nodes around the world
• Louisville and Atlanta today, the
world tomorrow
Global roadmap defined with UPS
Global Deployment Model
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12. Our Purpose: Making Awesome Things Possible
We continue humanity’s passion to use the latest tools in
manufacturing to design and make new things… and, in doing so,
we make new and important things possible for the world.