Nano Dimension is the leading manufacturer of 3D circuit printing worldwide. The PCBs market is currently dominated by Asian manufacturers, with production costs that are more competitive than Nano ...

Veteran-led Kupros has figured out a way to dramatically speed up the prototyping process for 3D-printed electronics.

Nano Dimension’s Printed Circuit Board 3D printer technology is disruptive and will save its customers time and money. 3D printing giants including DDD, SSYS and HPQ are competing within a different ...

Electronic devices that dissolve in water could make it easier to create and recycle technology prototypes – and they could ...

Conductive filament exists, but it takes more than that to 3D print something like a circuit board. The main issue is that traces made from conductive filament are basically resistors; they don’t act ...

In future iterations, BotFactory believes it can 3D-print multi-layered surface-mounted circuit boards, like what’s inside your cell phone. That’s not going to be possible with the first generation of ...

What just happened? Traditional printed circuit boards are pretty much stuck being flat and 2D. But a team of researchers from the National University of Singapore has leveled up circuit printing into ...

C. Mike Newton has over 30 years' experience in the areas of advanced microelectronics and Microsystems technologies. He has built and managed a number of fabrication and research labs serving both ...

The company, based in Ness Ziona, Israel, has established a novel new side-mounting technology for printed circuit boards using additive manufacturing. The circuit boards they created have increased ...

Electronics such as Bluetooth speakers can be 3D-printed from a material that dissolves in water within hours. That allows designers to rapidly create prototypes, enables easier recycling of the ...

Conductive filament exists, but it takes more than that to 3D print something like a circuit board. The main issue is that traces made from conductive filament are basically resistors; they don’t act ...