About ORGANIC

ORGANIC aims to boost the biological transformation of Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes by integrating bio-design, bio-based materials and bio-intelligent manufacturing into Fused Granulate Fabrication (FGF). 

Why revolutionise additive manufacturing?

3D printing has already shown its value: it reduces CO₂ emissions, saves resources and helps design smarter products.

In ORGANIC, we move beyond the current benefits. We asked ourselves: What if additive manufacturing followed principles derived from nature to make it even better than it is already?

That’s our goal: to bring biology into additive manufacturing and create smart systems that don’t just make products, but also adapt, learn and improve.

Biocomposites as a starting point

Our first step is simple but powerful: printing with biocomposites. These natural, fibre-reinforced materials let us create fully recyclable lattice structures that are both lightweight and durable  just like those we see in nature. 

From there, we’ll go further. We will develop a printing systems that can self-configure, self-monitor, self-optimise and even self-heal. Real-time data and artificial intelligence will serve as enablers.

With this, we will set up a gentelligence framework for additive manufacturing

Our approach

Gentelligent Additive Manufacturing (AM) framework

Gentelligence links design, production and quality data through semantic digital twins and AI-powered knowledge graphs, enabling self-adaptive, zero-defect and sustainable production.

From first-time-right manufacturing to bio-inspired materials, it drives smarter, flexible and future-ready factories.

Open CAx: Optimising bio-inspired lattice structures

A single, integrated workflow that links design, toolpath and process planning will enable efficient creation of bio-inspired lattice structures. The approach enhances structural performance while reducing weight and material use, resulting in strong, lightweight and sustainable components.

AI-driven tools predict material behaviour and performance, providing precise control over each parameter to ensure every design meets its intended function.

Advanced FGF printing for bio-based composites

A large-format Fused Granulate Fabrication (FGF) system will enable the production of high-performance components from bio-based materials.

Precision-controlled extrusion, real-time monitoring and advanced thermal management deliver strong, lightweight and sustainable parts, optimised at the fibre level.

Self-X AM control

Traditional AM struggles with real-time variations, often causing defects — especially with bio-based materials. We are about to change this with a self-X adaptive control system that predicts, optimises and corrects in real time.

Its AI-driven, self-monitoring, self-healing framework ensures higher reliability, repeatability and quality, transforming complex bio-composite printing while boosting efficiency and sustainability.

Large-scale bio-inspired manufacturing

Building complex, bio-inspired structures at large scale is a major challenge in additive manufacturing. Material variability, process stability and structural integrity often limit performance — especially with bio-based composites.

We tackle this by combining advanced fibre-reinforced materials, self-adaptive AM systems and AI-driven design optimisation.

The big picture

This approach is driving the future of large-scale, bio-intelligent manufacturing.

With ORGANIC, we’re not just improving additive manufacturing.

We’re transforming it into a living, learning process.

Our use case

Sustainable wind turbine blade manufacturing
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