Vectoflow develops fluid-dynamic measurement devices and 3D-printed flow probes used for precise measurements of speed, temperature and pressure during flight. The company recently closed a new financing round with its existing investors to support expansion. With the new funds it plans to scale series production of its additively manufactured probes and expand manufacturing capacity. Vectoflow is preparing to enter safety-critical aerospace markets and will pursue EN 9100 and EASA Part 21 certifications required for regulated aviation supply. The company also intends to expand into additional markets such as wind energy and other regulated aviation segments including passenger aircraft. Vectoflow strengthened its leadership earlier this year by hiring Stefanie Hach as Chief Commercial Officer to drive commercial expansion; development, production and calibration are based in Gilching. Vectoflow produces standardized and customized 3D‑printed flow measurement technology and Air Data Systems that measure static and total pressure, velocity, and angle of attack. Its hardware is adapted in shape, size and material for applications in wind energy, aviation, turbomachinery development and research. The company is led by co‑founders and co‑CEOs Christian Haigermoser and Katharina Kreitz. Vectoflow raised funds to drive expansion into serial production of instrumentation tailored to the aerospace and energy markets. The article does not disclose operating metrics or revenue. The company is based in Gilching, Germany.

Total raised

$4M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Dec 2023