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From a father's joke to an INPI patent

It all starts in Normandy, with a joke from Mathieu's father. Mathieu, passionate about additive manufacturing, turns it into a challenge: "I'm going to actually invent it."

Over a year in his living room

January 2026: after more than a year of prototypes, the first success. The patented mechanism produces a perfectly even cone in a few seconds — where doing it by hand takes years of practice to master. The internal mechanics remain confidential until the patent's international extension (PCT procedure).

"I made myself think like an industrialist, from my own living room — so that by the time demand outgrows what I can make by hand, the product is already ready."

10 testers, 2 months, a transformed product

Mathieu hands his Roller to 10 testers for close to two months, in real-world conditions, with weekly feedback. The built-in Pusher, the Support Clamp, the reinforced durability: the Premium version owes them a great deal.

Accessible to everyone

Among them, people with reduced dexterity — including one using it with a single hand. All of them rolled independently. Few similar inventions allow that.

Made in Troyes — Made in France

Production takes place in the Troyes workshop, on Mathieu's own machines. No overseas manufacturing, no dropshipping. His father joins the workshop for the launch of the first 1,000 box sets. The international patent (PCT), final INPI compliance, and the purchase of machines will be funded by this first direct-to-consumer (D2C) campaign.