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in Space

The first additively manufactured RF amplifier launched into space in March 2021

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of Potential Applications

New horizons for additive processes are now emerging in autonomous flight systems, drones, mini-satellites and more

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to Proof of Concept

Generate 3D printed electronic circuit board prototypes and micro parts within hours without reliance on outside vendors

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Accelerating global research innovation, on demand

Faster Development, Shorter Time-to-Market

From device miniaturization and customization to lightweight design and shorter development cycles and Additively Manufactured Electronics (AME) are fast becoming indispensable for aerospace designers.

Nano Dimension’s groundbreaking technologies make new innovations possible.

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With radically new form factors, reduced time-to-build, cost savings, and up to 50% weight reduction, the sky’s the limit for 3D printed electronics in aerospace and defense applications.

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Onsite 3D printing of micro parts and electronics, means less wasted time and money on shipping and security protocols to outsourced fabricators.

Risk of leaking sensitive IP are eliminated with Nano Dimension’s new additive manufacturing solutions.

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Reinvent Electronics in Your Lab

L3 Harris RF Circuit
UTS RF Antenna
Freznel Dual Frequency Lens for Millimeter wave
First In Space

3D printed communications circuit goes to the Space station

Optimum Performance

Monolithic heterogeneous circuit delivers comparable performance to traditionally-produced circuits

Rapid Iteration

Evaluate several design variations at the same time and iterate within hours

Groundbreaking technology that gives researchers the freedom to instantly create

Nano Dimension’s DragonFly prints fully functional 3D electronic circuitry in-house.

Researchers can also explore free-form printing of metals and dielectric polymers for entirely new applications.

Unprecedented Form Factors

Multiply layers and freely form connections inside 3D electronic devices

High
Performance

Fabricate embedded antennas, coils and other high-performance passive components

Shortened
Development
Cycles

Immediately test in-house, proofs of concept at low cost

Explore the Dragonfly IV

Discover how Additively Manufactured Electronics can take the industry beyond Moore’s Law.
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Innovation: Sphere Phased Array Antenna

Rather than receiving signals from one direction this 3D-printed sphere phased array antenna picks up beams from four directions. Each pyramid can function as either a transmitter or receiver.
IoT Sensors for Temperature and Humidity
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3D-fabricated Integrated Electronics Can Take Us Beyond Moore’s Law
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Agile hardware Development of Electronics with Additive Manufacturing
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The development of wearable sensors made possible by DragonFly and AME technology
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Resources for Researchers

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22 Oct 2019
Additive Manufacturing for Defense and Aerospace: 5 Benefits

Any highly regulated industry carries many regulatory, quality, and security challenges, especially for product designers. Defense and aerospace companies know this all too well, but they face particular design and production challenges that are not seen in other highly regulated industries. Additive manufacturing for defense and aerospace companies provides several important benefits that can help…

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