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In the future, agile development, delivery speed, and efficient job coordination will add up to a decisive competitive advantage. This new white paper goes in depth to the specific engineering issues involved for successful implementation.

Moore’s law is coming to an end according to many science and technology commentators. Among them is the celebrity theoretical physicist Michio Kaku who predicted in 2012: “In about ten years or so, we will see the collapse of Moore’s law.”

By Amit Dror, CEO and Co-Founder of Nano Dimension    Nano Dimension 3D Printing There’s a growing design trend that’s beginning to have an impact on the product development process and how engineers go about innovating smart homes and designing connected products. The key technologies driving this trend are the connection of devices to the...

By Robert Even, Nano Dimension    Medical robotic arm light fixture with specially-shaped LEDs    The medical device industry has long been a leader in the adoption of cost and time-effective additive manufacturing R&D and production processes. Now, as additive manufacturing of mechanical parts has already proven its merits in the medical space – in...

Building functional electronic components in a single print job using inkjet printers with conductive and dielectric inks...