Until recently, the only way to manufacture micro 3D geometries was through microinjection molding or micro-CNC machining. Both demand expensive tooling and significant expertise; never mind lead times that make…
We sat down with BMF CEO John Kawola to explore the technology printing functional parts smaller than a human hair. From life-saving medical devices to next-gen electronics, micro-precision is a…
With electronics becoming smaller, more tightly packaged, and subjected to more demanding conditions, 3D printing technology continues to prove itself as a viable alternative to traditional manufacturing processes. Let’s look…
In this interview, John Kawola, Chief Executive Officer at BMF, gives his take on the current trends and application breakthroughs that continue to make the technology a viable go-to solution…
John Kawola has been CEO of three different 3D printing companies. He also served as CEO of a robotics startup, which ran into the ground, and John had to fire…
North America’s largest additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing event, RAPID + TCT, lands in Boston from April 13-16, 2026! The event’s expansive show floor features hands-on 3D printing technology…
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The global 3D-printed medical devices market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 17% from 2025-2030, driven largely by the growing confidence medical device manufacturers (MDMs)…
Technical progress requires courage – Bright demonstrated this in a challenging project for a leading automotive manufacturer. The solution was implemented using Boston Micro Fabrication’s (BMF) precision micro-stereolithography: Partner AM…
The Precision Health Technologies Accelerator (PHTA) at The University of Birmingham has installed a microArch S240 from Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), a pioneering micro-precision 3D printer designed for short-run industrial…