[ ! ] Makerise Innovations Pvt. Ltd. · Noida, Uttar Pradesh

Integrated Multimaterial Manufacturing

Continuous fibre, conductive ink, silicone and resin, deposited by one platform, in a single build. No moulds, no separate processes stitched together.

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[01] What it does

Conventional printers make parts that look right. Incept-1 makes parts that hold up — fibre laid along the load path, foam core printed in, no moulds, no bondline.

[04] Materials

  • Continuous carbon / glass / aramidReady
  • Rigid polyurethane foam coresReady
  • Platinum-cure silicone 20A–50AReady
  • Conductive inks & printed circuitsIn progress
  • Epoxies, ceramics, metal-filledPlanned

[ 01 ] The idea, at its largest scale

Imagine printing
a whole rocket
in one go.

Not a machine that makes one part of it. A platform that could make all of it, in the same build.

01StructureThe load-bearing shell
02Composite reinforcementContinuous fibre laid along the load path
03Embedded electronicsConductive traces printed into the structure
04Multimaterial zonesFoam, silicone and resin in the same part
  • One platform
  • Multiple materials
  • Integrated manufacturing

Written,
not melted

Direct ink writing, not filament. Material is pumped as a paste or liquid and written along a path, then cured, which is why the material set stays open.

Why it matters

True composites, not imitations

Filament printing cannot produce a real laminate. Direct ink writing deposits the continuous fibre system itself, not a chopped-fibre substitute.

Continuous flow

No cartridge ceiling

Cartridge-fed systems stop when the cartridge empties, which caps part size. Continuous pumping removes that ceiling entirely.

High-viscosity capability

The hard part of the process

Handling paste-grade viscosity is what makes highly filled and structurally demanding material classes addressable at all.

Why we
built it

We were the people waiting on the parts. Every strong component meant a mould, a vendor and six weeks gone — and if the design changed, you started again. So we built the machine we wished we had: fibre laid where the load goes, foam printed inside the part, no tooling, and a price a lab in India can actually sign off.

3–12×Lower cost than imported composite printers
1 buildFibre, foam and silicone in one machine
ZeroTooling or moulds required

One platform,
every material

Composites, conductive ink, advanced polymers and silicones, deposited by the same toolpath engine.

CompositeConductivePolymerSilicone
CompositesContinuous carbon, glass and aramid fibre
ConductivePrinted circuits and embedded traces
Advanced polymersEpoxies, ceramics and metal-filled systems
Silicones & biomaterialsSoft robotics, prosthetics, biofabrication research

The people
and the road

Makerise started with a small founding team and grew into a group of researchers and engineers working across advanced manufacturing, product design, next-generation materials and AI. Everything on this page was built by them.

The Makerise Innovations team at the National Additive Manufacturing Symposium 2026

[ The team ]

Four people who kept ending up in the same lab, arguing about why a printed part broke.

Above: four of the team at the National Additive Manufacturing Symposium 2026, where the first working prototype was shown. The company has since grown to eight.

8Core team members
3Peer-reviewed publications

[ Ecosystem & institutional network ]

IIT Indore

Founding alumni institute

Ideation and foundational research at IIT Indore shaped the company's early technology direction.

NCAM

Incubation & technology support

Incubated under Tripraman-3, with support for technology and product development in additive manufacturing.

NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore

Incubation partner

Business incubation and mentorship through Launchpad 26, supporting commercialisation and growth.

The people
building it

Researchers and engineers across additive manufacturing, materials, firmware and production.

Founder & Managing Director

Harsh Vardhan Singh

Company strategy, advanced manufacturing

Slicer & toolpath planning, AI/ML

Deepak Kumar

Slicer, toolpath planning, AI-ML

Slicer & toolpath algorithms

Isparsh Chauhan

Slicer, toolpath algorithms

Materials & supply chain

Prosenjit Mondal

Materials, supply chain

System design & production

Harsh Kumar Rajput

System design, production

Firmware & hardware integration

Lakshya Janghel

Firmware, hardware integration

Legal, compliance & marketing

Shivani Sangal

Legal, compliance, marketing

Legal & Marketing

Karan Singh

Legal, compliance, marketing

How we
got here

From an idea to take R&D out of the lab, to a patented machine with a first production batch on the way.

2024, Beginning

An idea to take R&D from lab to road

The entrepreneurial story starts here: get the composite research out of the university and into machines people can actually buy.

June 2025, Incorporation

Makerise Innovations Pvt. Ltd.

After months of planning we incorporated, aiming squarely at advanced-materials 3D printers.

July 2025, Planning

Team building and roadmap

Training, brainstorming, company objectives and the technical roadmap that became Incept-1.

August 2025, Grant & incubation

₹10 lakh prototype development grant

A six-month grant and incubation support to take the concept from lab bench to working prototype.

Aug 2025 to Feb 2026, Early experiments

Building the mechanism and the materials

The flow device, the toolpath software and the material chemistry had to be developed together. None of them worked alone.

March 2026, First prototype

A machine that printed real silicone parts

Presented at the National Additive Manufacturing Symposium, the first working prototype producing parts in silicone.

September 2026, MVP launch

Incept-1 goes into production

Design, DFMEA and launch statistics for the dual-component Incept-1 printers. Early-order units are allocated from this batch.

  • HEALTHCAREAddiwise Technologies, an orthotics and prosthetics startup, in discussion for roughly 100 units.
  • INDUSTRYMetasis Technology interested in finished product and fabrication-as-a-service.

Reserving
one

Three steps. We speak to every person who reserves a machine before it is built, because the configuration depends on what you intend to print.

STEP 01

Reserve

Submit your details and tell us what you intend to print. Pay a refundable deposit or the full early-order amount.

STEP 02

We confirm

We call you within two working days to discuss your application and lock the specification of your unit.

STEP 03

Delivery

Your machine is allocated from the first production batch at the 20% early-order price.

[ Enquiry ]

Ask us
anything

Specification, materials, lead times, or a part you are not sure is printable. Open the form, ask, and a human answers within two working days.

Ask us anything ↗

[ Direct ]

Talk to the
founder

Contact
Harsh Vardhan Singh — Founder & Managing Director
Email
harshvardhan@makevery.in
Phone
+91 93401 51871
Registered office
Makerise Innovations Private Limited
SF20, Spectrum Metro Mall, Phase 1,
Noida – 201301, Uttar Pradesh
CIN
U22209CT2025PTC018223