Jordan built MultiMakers, a platform that splits manufacturing orders across multiple suppliers based on location and capability. It cuts carbon emissions by routing production closer to customers and adds redundancy to protect against supply chain disruptions from climate change, health crises, and unrest.
Hi, my name is Jordan, and I have invested my entire professional life in the 3D design engineering and advanced manufacturing industries. I have lived the struggle today of trying to keep up with customer demand in an increasingly unreliable global marketplace. Health concerns, civil unrest, and climate change are just a few of the challenges facing the manufacturing and shipping industries today— industries that don't really have a solution to these seemingly insurmountable problems. That's why I built the solution with MultiMakers. MultiMakers is an intuitive technological platform that provides distributed manufacturing services to companies that are looking to create more reliable and flexible supply chains. The way it works is pretty simple. An order is placed on MultiMakers and then it's split up to several different suppliers based on criteria such as capabilities and redundancy needed. The platform will also let you know which manufacturers are closest to the end destination of your product thus shortening your supply chain, making it more durable, and reducing carbon emissions by shipping. Then you simply choose which manufacturers you'd like to have produce your product, and Multimakers will let you track each manufacturer's fulfillment individually, giving you a bird's-eye view of your entire production pipeline. Multimakers has been called the Uber of manufacturing. I prefer to think of it as providing certainty in an uncertain world.
