
BARI, Italy, Oct 9, 2026 – Objectify Technologies has acquired a Roboze ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED to expand its manufacturing capabilities in high-temperature polymers and composites. The acquisition forms part of a partnership between the companies to support industrial component production in India.
Objectify provides polymer and metal additive manufacturing services to aerospace, defense, space, automotive and energy customers. Its work spans rapid prototyping through serial production.
“India is entering a critical phase in the development of its advanced manufacturing ecosystem, with an increasing need to produce complex, high-value components locally and reliably. By integrating the ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED, we are expanding the range of applications we can address and giving our customers access to a new level of performance in high-temperature polymers and composites. We see this partnership with Roboze as an important step in supporting the evolution of advanced manufacturing in India.” said Ankit Sahu, founder & CEO of Objectify Technologies.
“This partnership is an important step in expanding access to advanced manufacturing capabilities across Aerospace, Defense, Energy and other critical industries in India. Objectify brings deep manufacturing expertise, engineering capabilities and a strong understanding of the local industrial ecosystem. By combining these capabilities with Roboze technology, we can support companies in producing high-performance components closer to the point of need, reducing supply-chain complexity and accelerating the transition toward more autonomous and resilient manufacturing.” added Alessio Lorusso, founder & CEO of Roboze.
Source: ROBOZE
ABOUT Objectify Technologies

Objectify Technologies provides plastic and metal 3D printing services for industrial customers. It makes parts from titanium, aluminum and stainless steel. Services include design, prototyping, selective laser sintering, metal printing, reverse engineering, machining and heat treatment. The company serves automotive, aerospace and industrial manufacturers. It names HAL, BorgWarner, Tata Group, Mahindra Group, Wipro, Havells and Philips among its project customers. Examples include aerospace hydraulic manifolds and titanium ankle implants made through metal additive manufacturing. Founded in 2013, the company is headquartered in Greater Noida, India.
ABOUT ROBOZE

ROBOZE is an Italian industrial 3D printing company focused on high-precision additive manufacturing using super polymers and composite materials. Established in 2014, the company develops 3D printers designed for high-temperature and high-strength applications, including models such as the ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED and ARGO 1000 HYPERMELT. Roboze serves industries like aerospace, defense, energy, mobility, and motorsports. In addition to hardware, it offers manufacturing services through its Roboze 3D Parts network, allowing companies to produce components as needed and manage digital inventories. The company operates from its headquarters in Bari, Italy, with a key presence in Houston, TX. Its focus is on providing additive manufacturing solutions that support the shift toward flexible, localized, and sustainable production processes across industries.
