Auxilium Biotechnologies

Medtech company developing implants to repair damaged nerves. Its AMP-1 bioprinter printed eight implantable devices in two hours on the ISS, a test of making medical implants in orbit. (1 product in the atlas)

Products, by altitude

Low Earth orbit · 160–2,000 km

Testing
AMP-1 (Auxilium Microfabrication Platform)
3D printer in orbit that prints human tissue and implants

Known rounds

Date	Round	Amount
Sep 2025	Equity (Form D, round label undisclosed)	$3.9M⁠¹
Jan 2020	Equity (Form D, round label undisclosed)	$3.2M⁠²

Milestones

Feb 2025 Auxilium announced it had printed medical devices on the ISS for the first time with its AMP-1 bioprinter, eight devices in two hours. Company statement⁠³

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