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Institution of Mechanical Engineers • July 7, 2021

Engineering Futures: Micro 3D printing can bring big advantages

The bigger the breakthrough, the smaller the technology – at least when it comes to miniaturisation. Commercial devices have shrunk over recent decades, with giant engineering and scientific advances bringing us inversely proportionate devices. See how micro 3D printing is changing the design and manufacturing processes.

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Medical Plastics News • July 6, 2021

The Tiny Revolution

As the current global immunization against COVID-19 rollout has shown administering conventional needle vaccines at scale has its limitations. John Kawola, CEO – Global, Boston Micro Fabrication, explains how micro 3D printing microneedles could radically change how the world responds to vaccine distribution.

Press Release • June 29, 2021

Boston Micro Fabrication Announces Partnership with TECCLUSTER A/S

Boston Micro Fabrication expands coverage in Scandinavia Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the leader in micro-precision 3D printing systems, today announced their partnership with TECCLUSTER A/S, a Scandinavian supplier of…

Device Talks • May 24, 2021

Gastrointestinal: New Tech, Broad Pipeline And Big Markets Creating Enormous Opportunity

Giovanni Di Napoli, president of Medtronic’s gastrointestinal business, walks us through his path from the basketball court to the MedTech industry. In this discussion, he shares the company’s vision for delivering less invasive diagnostic and treatment tools to make diagnosis and treatment much easier for patients.

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3Dprint.com • May 12, 2021

New 3D Printing Approach Enables More Complex Electrical Routing for 3D Integration of Microelectronic Subsystems

Demand for higher resolution and high-precision parts is driving the evolution of additive manufacturing. The latest 3D printer design from Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) uses a new approach called Projection Micro Stereolithography (PµSL), which is capable of printing polymer parts with 2µm resolution — unprecedented metrics in 3D printing.

TCT Magazine • May 7, 2021

A Shot In The Arm

A year ago, an industry began responding to one of the biggest pandemics in modern history. Face masks, face shields, ventilator components and nasopharyngeal testing swabs were output in their thousands, hundreds of thousands and millions as 3D printing providers and users mobilised.

DesignNews • May 5, 2021

Bigger Is Not Always Better with 3D Printing but Micro Precision Is Huge

Bigger is not always better, especially when it comes to 3D printing. Products and machinery continue to decrease in size and increase in complexity. Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has been at the technological forefront of reducing costs and accelerating innovation in this highly complex sector while providing a high resolution solution.

Press Release • April 27, 2021

Boston Micro Fabrication Announces Partnership with Dreigeist GbR

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the pioneer in microscale 3D printing systems, today announced their partnership with Dreigeist, an application developer, technology service provider and an independent distributor of market-leading industrial 3D printers, materials, and software located in Nuremburg, Germany.

MCADCafe • April 12, 2021

Boston Micro Fabrication: Mega Results From Producing Micro Parts

With new and innovative techniques for 3D printing/additive manufacturing continuing to emerge, MCAD Cafe recently interviewed John Kawola, CEO of Boston Micro Fabrication, a unique company that specializes in (as its name implies), micro components and machines that produce them.

AR/VR Magazine • April 1, 2021

Applications for Micro 3D Printing in the world of AR/VR

As technology evolves, we see amazing results arising from the convergence of many types of innovation. The combination of hardware and software advances has resulted in creating an entirely new world – one that hovers between reality and fantasy.