NScrypt Talk At RAPID TCT 2024
nScrypt CEO, Dr. Kenneth Church, Ph.D. will be will be delivering an insightful talk on
"Using Additive Manufactured Electronics (AME) for Unique and Rugged Applications"
June 25, 2024, 3:30 - 4:00 PM, 408 B, Conference
Additive Manufactured Electronics (AME) is rapidly gaining recognition, with an increasing number of companies contributing to this revolutionary field. This discussion will explore how AME is tackling some of the most challenging environments, from military to aerospace. AME offers both performance and cost savings for unique, specialized applications that cannot be done using traditional manufacturing approaches such as adding electronics to small objects or to very large objects conformally. Dr. Church will present results from AME interconnects testing as well as demonstrations of electrically functional electronics that are uniquely shaped. Additionally, process steps for how AME can be used to fabricate electrically functional devices from a digital file will be laid out.
Join us to learn how AME is setting new standards in performance, cost savings, and innovation for complex and uniquely shaped electronics.
Join at
RAPID + TCT
North America’s largest additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing event.
June 25 - 27, 2024
Los Angeles Convention Center
Los Angeles, CA
nScrypt Booth: 1306
nScrypt designs and manufactures award winning, next generation, high precision microdispensing 3D manufacturing equipment and provides solutions for industrial applications with unmatched accuracy and flexibility. Serving the printed electronics, PCB repair, electronics packaging, printed antenna, defense, space and other industries, our systems are widely used in the military, academic and research institutes, government agencies and national labs, and private companies. Our line of 3D manufacturing systems are high-precision motion platforms that can be customized to meet your application needs. Taking traditional 3D printing to the next level, our machines offer traditional manufacturing options (material agnostic dispensing/milling/drilling/polishing), pick and place, up to 1.5m x1.5m area, +- 1.5 μm accuracy, 4/5/6 axis functionality, conformal printing capabilities, digital control, high speed, automatic tool changes and extreme multi curved surfaces. nScrypt enables the user to go directly from CAD file to a fully functioning product, complete with electronics, without manual tool changes.
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