Kupros develops conductive materials and manufacturing processes for 3D printed electronics.

Our Cu29 filament enables embedded circuits, antennas, and sensors to be manufactured directly within 3D printed structures.​

Founded by a disabled veteran, Kupros is pioneering the revolutionary world of 3D printed electronics and antennas. Emerging from the Department of Defense's Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) - National Security Innovation Network's (NSIN) Foundry Startup Studio Program, our innovative Cu29 filament originates from a DoD national laboratory.

Kupros has proudly participated in prestigious accelerators such as the NSIN's Vector Dual-Use Technology, Gener8tor's Beta Program, and PenFed Foundation's Veteran Entrepreneur Investment Program (VEIP). Our dedication and groundbreaking technology have earned recognition as finalists and award recipients in notable competitions like the Radius Indiana Crane IP Defense Innovation Pitch Competition and the US Army’s xTech competition.

​Kupros is a service-disabled veteran-owned company, and committed to continuous innovation and excellence.