Last year, Swedish startup Exmet AB teamed up with materials company Heraeus Group to develop a 3D printing process for amorphous metal components. That partnership has been pretty successful so far, and today, we learned that Exmet has entered into an investment agreement with advanced manufacturing investor AM Ventures (AMV), which will help accelerate the development of Exmet's amorphous metals additive manufacturing technology, and also get new functional products to the market more quickly. The funding from AM Ventures aims to speed up the commercialization process of Exmet's amorphous metals; to help move this process along, Exmet recently set up new offices in Stockholm, and a manufacturing facility, which has a productive EOS M 290 3D printing system on site that be used to additively manufacture the high-performance metal components Exmet is now famous for. Read more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/169096/amorphous-metals-investment/