3DEO Inc., a metal 3D printing company based in Gardena that manufactures parts for medical and other industries, raised $14 million in funding from investors, according to a Feb. 8 securities filing.

The supplier of small and complex stainless steel components raised $14,073,476 million raised from 11 investors, according to the filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

3DEO was founded in 2016 to create accurate, on-demand printing of repeatable metal parts for the medical, automotive, aerospace and other industries using a patented process known as Intelligent Layering Technology.

It is led by Chief Executive Matthew Petros, a former PhD researcher in metallic additive manufacturing at the CRAFT laboratories at USC.

Its president, Matthew Sand, spoke this week at a medical technology conference in Anaheim on how medical devices would be transformed by 3D printing. He also serves on the board of InvVax Inc., a biotechnology company based in Pasadena working to develop a universal influenza vaccine based on research done at UCLA.

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