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Aristo-Cast: 3D Printing Revolutionizes Investment Casting Process

Aristo-Cast utilized its PICS technique, enabled by Nano Dimension’s Admatec system, to swiftly produce a highly intricate oil-air separator casting.

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Nano Dimension and Technical University Munich: Micro 3D Printed Droplet Microfluidics Device for Research of Proteins

Discover how Nano Dimension and Technical University Munich revolutionized protein research with an innovative Micro 3D Printed Droplet Microfluidics Device

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KBR: 3D-Printed Micro-Coil Inspection Sensors

Read how the concept of affordable 3D-printed sensor coils integrated as an assembly with the electronics has evolved.

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University of Sherbrooke: Enabling Key University Research

DragonFly is helping prototype the first fully functional Time-of-Flight Computed Tomography (ToF-CT). This would reduce the amount of time that a patient is exposed to x-ray, making patients less prone to side effects, and allowing for more frequent scanning.

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SKZ: Evaluating & Immobilizing Radioactive Waste

Read how Nano Dimension's micro-additive manufacturing system is assisting in the development of a measuring device designed to evaluate the status of wasteforms to be used for the immobilization of radioactive waste generated by nuclear powerplants.

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AM Ceramics Go Nuclear!

MYRRHA is Europe’s innovative and ambitious project to develop the next generation of clean and safe nuclear power plants. The goal is to create a new type of nuclear reactor by 2036 which will have three essential improvements compared to today's power plants.

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Celtro: Innovating Medical Implants

The medical implant field is critical, fascinating and evolving. Our new case study detail the inroads one of our customers is making with the help of our DragonFly AME system.

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VU Amsterdam Selects Admaflex Ceramic 3D Printing Over The Competition

The heating stage printed with the Admaflex Technology enables returning the Melt Inclusions to their original homogeneous state

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Opticon Creates Astronomical Mirrors Using Ceramic 3D Printing

Ceramic 3D printing has enabled us to develop thin deformable mirrors for astronomical telescopes with huge design freedom.