Meet the team behind Proaxis Innovation in Bitola, where a group of skilled professionals excels in crafting printed circuits and hardware for 3D printers, lasers, and CNC machines. The pace of technological advancement in this field is staggering, with its full potential often elusive even to experts.
The company’s journey traces back to the college years of Blagoja Stojchevski and Goran Velovski, the founding members. Starting as a shared dream during their student days, it gradually evolved into a thriving reality. Initially, they sharpened their skills through freelance work on international platforms, mastering schematic, PCB, and embedded design.
Fast forward to today, Proaxis Innovation not only offers a spectrum of services including those mentioned but also provides comprehensive product design solutions using CAD. The mission of their team extends beyond just services; they aim to transform creative and innovative ideas from around the globe into tangible products ready for production.
The story officially commenced in 2016, but the idea had been germinating long before. Blagoja Stojchevski and Goran Velovski, close friends and now business partners, began their journey together. Their paths converged due to shared interests during their college years. What started as a youthful aspiration gradually materialized through sheer hard work. Their initial foray into the industry involved freelancing on international platforms to refine their skills in schematic, PCB, and embedded design. Encouraged by the positive reception from early clients, they expanded their services, now including comprehensive product design solutions.
The addition of Zoran Ivanovski as a new co-owner has further enriched their success story. With the team continuously expanding, there are now over 20 members in various departments and diverse roles.
As for their services, Proaxis Innovation offers expertise in electronic and mechanical engineering. From embedded design, prototyping, and PCB design to 3D printing, CAD design, and the creation of custom process machines like CNC machines, they cover a wide spectrum. Additionally, they specialize in retrofitting, modernizing old machines to meet contemporary standards.
Explaining 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, they describe it as the process of creating models from various materials, with layers gradually added on top of each other to form a three-dimensional object. Just as a regular office printer produces printed images or text on paper, 3D printing results in tangible, physical objects.
