Timeplast and String Cubed sign master collaboration agreement for functional 3D printing materials

WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. – Nov. 9, 2026 – PRLog — WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. Timeplast and String Cubed, two Winter Springs, Florida companies founded by inventor Manuel Rendon, executed a master collaboration agreement in August 2026. Under the agreement, String Cubed designs functional filaments and Timeplast produces and sells them, with one new functional filament planned per month.
Timeplast is a chemical technology company that makes time-programmable, water-soluble materials in-house in Winter Springs. Its TimeMass filaments are functional 3D printing filaments that clean, feed, glow, burn, filter or generate electricity. They are designed by String Cubed and made and sold by Timeplast. In June 2025, Tom’s Hardware reported that its Timeplast sample prints dissolved in less than an hour.
String Cubed works on analog computing, programming function into printable materials. It holds U.S. patent 12,564,142 for the Bloominite seed capsule and has a pending application for a vapor-cooling process designed to let a standard 3D printer carry fragile, functional ingredients through the nozzle with their function preserved.
“At String Cubed, we are programming matter so that everyday objects can sense, decide and act without electronics. Analog computing, programmed into the material itself, is how we aim to bring the cost of useful objects toward zero. Every String Cubed product is a function carried through a 3D printer. No chips. No cloud. Just matter that knows what to do,” said Manuel Rendon, founder, inventor and CEO of String Cubed.
About Timeplast: Timeplast makes time-programmable, water-soluble materials. It was founded in 2013 and is based in Winter Springs, Florida. Contact: timeplast@timeplast.com.
About String Cubed: String Cubed, Inc. is an analog computing company based in Winter Springs, Florida. Contact: info@stringcubed.com.

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