Fabric8Labs
Fabric8Labs is a San Diego, California based advanced-manufacturing company founded in 2015 that invented and commercialized Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing (ECAM), a room-temperature metal 3D printing process that uses a patented microelectrode array printhead to electroplate copper ions out of a water-based metal-salt solution pixel by pixel. Unlike powder-bed and laser metal additive methods, ECAM needs no high-temperature step, no expensive metal powder feedstock and effectively no post-processing, prints at micron-scale resolution directly onto temperature-sensitive substrates, and the company reports more than a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions against alternative additive and traditional manufacturing routes. Fabric8Labs operates as both a technology developer and a production foundry, manufacturing high-precision components for data-center liquid cooling and AI/HPC thermal management (cold plates, single-phase, two-phase and immersion cooling), RF and wireless communications, satellite and aerospace systems, power electronics, photonics cooling, semiconductors, medical devices and luxury goods. It has raised funding from Intel Capital, TDK Ventures and others, including a $50M round announced in November 2025 to expand United States manufacturing capacity toward tens of millions of components annually, and on 10 June 2026 announced it will be acquired by TDK Corporation — the company continues under existing leadership, with ECAM folded into TDK's global manufacturing network. Fabric8Labs publishes no product, customer or developer API and runs no developer program; the only machine-readable surface on fabric8labs.com is the public WordPress REST API (namespace wp/v2) that serves the company newsroom, site pages, leadership team directory, taxonomy and media library as JSON, alongside a WordPress MCP Adapter endpoint and RFC 8414/RFC 9728 OAuth discovery documents that are served but authentication-gated.
Fabric8Labs publishes 2 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Advanced Manufacturing, Additive Manufacturing, 3D Printing, and Metal 3D Printing.
Fabric8Labs’ developer surface includes authentication, code examples, engineering blog, support, and 31 more developer resources.
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Fabric8Labs MCP Server (WordPress MCP Adapter)
A Model Context Protocol server endpoint registered on www.fabric8labs.com under the WordPress REST "mcp" namespace and served at /wp-json/mcp/mcp-oauth-server (with a sibling /...
Fabric8Labs Website (WordPress REST)
The public WordPress REST API (wp-json) of the Fabric8Labs website at www.fabric8labs.com: the route index of the site's content management system, catalogued as one site surfac...
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Fabric8Labs MCP Server
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