Cyberagent leads Series A for 3D printing start-up
Cyberagent Venture, the corporate VC arm of internet firm Cyberagent, has led a $2 million Series A round of investment in Japanese 3D printing service Kabuku.
Nissay Capital and Fuji Startup Ventures also participated in the round.
Set up in January 2013, Kabuku operates Rinkak, an online marketplace where users can buy and sell 3D-printed products, smart phone accessories, character figurines, and medical and dental products. The marketplace also allows artists and designers to collaborate online and gives them access to 3D printers.
In addition to relying on the typical plastic material used by many 3D printers, Rinkak is able to process orders in ceramics, metals and rubber. According to a release, the extra funding will be used to improve services and expand overseas
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