Nanotechnology

Precision Boost in 2PP 3D Printing with New NanoOne Green

UpNano GmbH (Vienna, Austria), a leader in high-performance 2-photon polymerization (2PP) 3D printing solutions, has announced the release of the NanoOne green, a new addition to its acclaimed NanoOne series. Responding to increasing demand for enhanced transparent material versatility and higher resolution, the NanoOne green integrates a powerful 515 nm green laser wavelength to unlock new research fields and industrial applications.

NanoPro unveiled: NanoPro Revolutionizes 2PP 3D Printing with Industrial-Scale Micropart Production Service

UpNano starts a new chapter in high precision two-photon polymerization (2PP) 3D printing with the launch of their NanoPro service. A newly developed printer model acts as the powerful engine that runs the new service, offering serial production of microparts with nanometer-resolution.

Boston Micro Fabrication to Market World’s Thinnest Cosmetic Dental Veneer

New 3D printed veneers are 3x thinner, durable and require less prep time for dentists

BMF Unveils microArch S350: The Highest Throughput Microscale 3D Printer

The New 25µm Resolution Printer Combines Part Quality and Speed for End-Part Production

New 3D-Printing Material and Fastest High Precision Printer Create Human Body-Like Micro-Environment

Fast & reliable production of cell-culture device for IVF with new material and NanoOne-printer

Parts for Production: How Oracle Printed 10,000 Server Mounts For an End-use Technology Application

When Carbon launched their revolutionary 3D printing breakthrough on the TED stage in 2015, it did not take long for the Oracle Labs team to take notice. Researchers in this forward-thinking R&D unit tasked with advanced development at Oracle, knew exactly where they wanted to put Carbon’s CLIP (Continuous Liquid Interface Production) technology to work. With Carbon, Oracle was able to design and print an extremely precise bracket hardly an inch in size, enabling a 3D-printed production volume solution for their new research server. Carbon is proud to count their partnership with Oracle as one of a growing number of examples of Carbon enabling end-use parts in manufacturing-quality materials, all in record time.