nano ops
a manufactring breakthrough
Innovative R&D enables cutting Edge Technologies for Developing Next-Generation Devices
Nano OPS, Inc. has built the world’s first fully automated nanoscale printing system for sensors and electronics. The technology was developed at the NSF Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.
- The system can print conductive, semiconducting, insulating (organic and nonorganic) materials into nanoscale circuits and structures down to 20 nanometers onto flexible or rigid substrates.
- Nano OPS, Inc presents Nano OPS; a disruptive technology for printing nano and micro scale sensors and electronics.
- The system can print sensors and electronics 1000 (one thousand) times smaller and 1000 (one thousand) faster than inkjet or 3D printer.
- The system costs 10 to 100 times less than any conventional fabrication.
OUR VISION
- To “democratize” nanomanufacturing, making it more broadly accessible to industry and entrepreneurs.
- Nano OPS printing system eliminates the high cost of entry barriers of nanomanufacturing for small, medium as well as large size businesses.
- Nano OPS system is based on over 30 patents that cover the directed assembly-based printing and the many printed applications from wireless sensors, electronics, energy to medical, and drug delivery applications.