Atomik AM, a recent spin-out from the University of Liverpool, is at the forefront of this change, offering a unique blend of advanced chemistry and engineering expertise to drive cost reduction, waste minimisation, and positive social impact within advanced manufacturing.
Founded by Prof Kate Black, Chief Executive Officer and Professor of Manufacturing at the University’s School of Engineering, Atomik AM brings a fresh approach to manufacturing challenges. The company specialises in providing tailor-made solutions to businesses in the automotive, aerospace, and energy sectors. Atomik AM’s flagship service, Customer Innovation Projects (CIPs), empowers manufacturers to define, drive, and optimise their innovation strategies, helping them remain competitive in an increasingly fast-paced industry.
At the heart of Atomik’s offering is the use of cutting-edge advanced manufacturing technologies that manipulate materials at the molecular level. The company employs a hybrid of additive and subtractive manufacturing processes to create bespoke materials and designs, delivering the precise functionality required at the product level. Whether offering material-only solutions or full machine design and build services, Atomik’s approach ensures that manufacturers can meet their unique needs with precision and efficiency.
Atomik AM’s technology is already making an impact across multiple industries. The company works with major names such as Unilever and Ricoh, offering consultancy, training, and access to state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies. The multi-disciplinary team of 12, including chemists, designers, and engineers, is focused on delivering both economic and societal benefits by helping customers innovate in a sustainable manner.
The company’s innovation and success have not gone unnoticed. Atomik AM was named one of the “Trailblazing Newcomers” in the Liverpool City Region Tech Climbers Main List 2024, recognising it as one of the standout companies in the region’s tech sector. In addition, Atomik has attracted significant investment, including funding from the University’s Enterprise Investment Fund, further solidifying its position as a leader in advanced manufacturing.
As Atomik AM continues to expand its impact and secure further investments, it stands as a prime example of how innovation in advanced manufacturing can drive both business growth and positive societal change.
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