“We can’t talk about sustainability without measurement,” says Stefan Larsson, founder and CEO of Lostboyslab. “From 2026, every printed part that leaves our factory carries its climate data with it — visible, verifiable, and digital. This isn’t a marketing add-on; it’s a responsibility built into our production DNA.”
The long-term goal is to create a network that spans continents, allowing brands, designers, and manufacturers to produce locally, reduce transportation emissions, access circular workflows, and keep products alive longer through predictable refurbishment and repair.
“Designing for circularity isn’t an afterthought — it starts on the CAD screen,” says Stefan Larsson, Group CEO of whatt.io. “By merging design intelligence with digital identity, we’re proving how the next generation of products will be both physical and data-driven.”
Lostboyslab AB, a pioneer in sustainable additive manufacturing, is proud to announce its expansion into the United States with the launch of two new large-scale 3D print farms in Miami (Plantation) and Los Angeles (Mission Viejo). The move is backed by a new group of strategic investors focused on accelerating local, circular manufacturing in North America.
