Firestorm and HP Revolutionize On-Demand Manufacturing with Mobile 3D Printing Systems!

In a groundbreaking partnership, Firestorm Labs, Inc. and HP Inc. have joined forces to transform expeditionary manufacturing by deploying HP’s Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing technology through Firestorm’s mobile xCell system. This exclusive agreement positions Firestorm as the sole distributor of HP’s advanced 3D printers in mobile and field-deployable environments, marking a significant milestone in additive manufacturing for commercial, humanitarian, and defense applications.

At the heart of this innovation is Firestorm’s xCell system, a scalable and fully mobile manufacturing setup housed in two 20-foot expandable containers. Capable of operating on generators, battery backups, or traditional power sources, xCell is engineered to bring on-demand, high-quality production directly to the frontlines—be it military bases, disaster-stricken areas, or remote medical outposts. With HP’s trusted polymer additive manufacturing technology integrated into this system, Firestorm is unlocking real-time production of mission-critical components, including unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and essential repair parts.

This collaboration aims to build a resilient, distributed global production network—an alternative to traditional centralized supply chains. With the ability to manufacture parts exactly where and when they’re needed, Firestorm’s solution offers unmatched flexibility in navigating logistical disruptions, supply shortages, and long lead times. In industries where minutes can save lives or impact operations, this advancement ensures manufacturing agility at the edge.

“For nearly a decade, we’ve trusted HP’s technology for our high-volume, high-quality needs,” said Iysan Muceus, Cofounder and CTO of Firestorm. “Now, with this partnership, we can deliver that power directly to remote and critical environments. HP’s mature ecosystem of printers and material innovation is a natural fit for our vision of mobile, adaptable production. Together, we’ll continue refining materials, improving throughput, and innovating lightweight, high-strength solutions.”

Beyond technological innovation, this partnership also focuses on workforce development. The expansion of Firestorm’s mobile manufacturing ecosystem is expected to create new high-tech job opportunities in field deployment, drone assembly, operations, and system maintenance. Technicians, engineers, and logistics professionals will play a vital role in supporting this emerging frontier of digital, distributed manufacturing.

In an era defined by supply chain uncertainty and increasing demand for rapid response, the Firestorm-HP partnership offers a powerful blueprint for next-generation production—highly mobile, instantly scalable, and deeply integrated into mission-critical environments.