Absolutely. That’s our conviction. Why, you ask ? Well, our founder, Timothée Boitouzet, makes it clear : SOLID is the no-brainer of construction materials. Picture this : “On one hand you have a super emissive material that is non-renewable,” “And on the other you have a material that has stored CO2 and it grows next…

Les Échos is presenting our “super wood” in its last edition.

Get ready for a construction industry shake-up that’s beyond exciting! The latest update from Sifted showcases the proof of Construction Tech 2.0’s momentum. We’re proud to be part of this briefing, highlighting the most promising Construction Tech.

Chez Woodoo, nous enracinons l’innovation au cœur de la forêt auboise, portant un projet prometteur pour le territoire. Soutenus par la French Tech 2030, nous faisons grandir la forêt tout en redonnant vie à des bois délaissés et inutilisés.

Our biomaterials are like climate detectives – we keep tabs on their impact regularly.That’s why we were so excited to embark on the RACE (Rapid Acceleration of Climate Entrepreneurs) pilot program. It allowed us to model and assess our carbon efficiency in various scenarios before making decision.Get ready for a future loaded with game-changing biomaterials!…

Entreprendre Mag article details how we’re inventing the wood of the future to revolutionise the construction sector. (in french)

We are delighted and very proud to be one of the 125 winners (out of more than 1,000!) of the French Tech 2030 programme. With the support of the Ministers for Industry and Digital Transition, we are working with this fine group to promote decarbonation and reindustrialisation.

Woodoo repurposes dead wood into new advanced materials to replace glass, leather and steel.

With its latest funding round, the company’s founder and CEO, Timothée Boitouzet, is hoping to replace carbon-intensive building materials with a lower carbon, abundant, and affordable alternative: wood.

Woodoo, a startup working on alternative materials for various industries, has raised $31 million in funding.

Woodoo turn low-grade and diseased wood into premium high-tech materials, which can then be used to make surfaces and panels, as well as items for luxury goods.

The funds raised will first of all enable the company to multiply its production capacity by five. (“We have just acquired a second industrial site in Troyes, which brings our production capacity to 14,000 m² per year,” emphasizes the director.)

After the luxury goods and automotive industries, Woodoo is going to use its invention in the construction sector.

After having created augmented wood six years ago, the start-up has raised $31 million to support its industrialization.

To create its materials, Woodoo has implemented a process that overcomes the inherent constraints of wood to offer the transparency of glass, the flexibility of leather and the strength of steel.

Woodoo’s technology takes low-grade and even discarded wood products and uses its proprietary engineering platform to transform them into premium high-tech materials.

Woodoo—a French biomaterials startup transforming low-grade wood into high-performance, low-environmental impact materials—has raised funds in a round led by Lowercarbon Capital

The startup announced a $31 million fundraising. After the luxury and automotive industries, it will use its invention for the construction sector.

Woodoo, a startup that turns wood into an alternative to leather, glass, concrete and steel, announced the closing of its first round of funding, led by Lowercarbon Capital, a multi-billion dollar Climate Tech fund.

The start-up, which specializes in the transformation of materials, embodies the rebound of French tech on a global scale. (in french)

Biotechnology startup Woodoo has closed a round to support their mission to unlock a new industrial age.

In its latest article, Les Echos Magazine presents Woodoo as one of the innovative solutions that will lead to a revolution in the future of sustainable construction (article in french).

Discover the story of Woodoo in this Timber Pioneers article. With the Woodoo solutions, Timothée Boitouzet strive to change the world by enabling its transition to sustainable solutions, to win the fight for decarbonation and against climate change.

Business immo media highlights Timothée Boitouzet as laureate of the 2022 “Choiseul Ville De Demain” ranking. A pioneer in decarbonised wood-based materials the architect, turned chemist, is inventing the building materials of tomorrow (article in french).

Once transformed, our augmented wood obtains new properties. It is stronger than traditional wood and becomes translucent. This article from the French Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty presents our genesis and the various applications of our biomaterials.(article in french)

In its May newsletter, the Uruguayan Wood Industry Association (ADIMAU) presents our low-carbon bio-based building materials (article in Spanish).

The German Ministry quotes Woodoo in the framework of the project “Wood Charter 2.0”. The information brochure “Wood can do” presents several solutions that play an important role in the green economy of tomorrow. (article in german)

MSM highlights our latest material innovations in the dossier “Materials of today and tomorrow” in its latest issue.(article in french)

The Madera 21 association looks back at the creation of Woodoo. It presents our different families of materials and our innovative digital applications covered with augmented wood. (article in Spanish)

When they are transformed, our augmented wood sheets become translucent. Their various digital applications such as JASPR, our Wooden screen Wall, and LIGHTR, our wooden wall panel, can be used for interior design and retail. Dagen Industri explains new innovations of translucent wood.

This Science & Vie article explains how our augmented wood is transformed at the molecular level to become a translucent and more resistant material. This sustainable material replaces the emissive materials traditionally used in the construction industry (article in french).