Second Life, a Chinese 3d printing company, has raised nearly US$10 million in a Series A funding round. This round was led by Nano Labs, with participation from Daocin Capital.

Founded in 2013, the Hangzhou-based company uses 3D scanning technology that can capture a full-body portrait in just 0.3 seconds and reconstruct a 3D model in 10 minutes to make customized 3D figures of people and pets as well as digital avatars.

Second Life plans to use the funds to enhance its 3D printing technologies, specifically its algorithms and systems. Additionally, it aims to expand its global store presence and develop its cloud platform.