ATLANT3DTM TECHNOLOGY

First ever on-demand atomic layer advanced manufacturing technology based on hybrid Microreactor Direct Atomic Processing (μDALP™)*

REDEFINING MICROFABRICATION

We enable on-demand next-generation microdevices printing on simple and complex surfaces atom-by-atom.

MEMS and Integrated Sensors, Microfluidics and Lab-on-Chip, RF-devices,  Optical and Photonic Devices, Quantum and Energy-Harvesting/Storage Devices can be developed with ATLANT3D™ technology with previously impossible functionality and speed at a fraction of a cost.

Unique ATLANT3D™ technology allows

- Rapid atomic layer prototyping and manufacturing
- Highly selective atomic layer patterning
- Excellent 2D/3D conformal deposition on simple and complex surfaces
- Combining multiple materials with excellent compatibility
- Excellent pattern adhesion to almost any surfaces
- Digital and atomically precise control over the printing process
- With possibility to apply up to 450 different commercially available materials

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Highly conformal Direct Atomic Patterning at   industrially graded materials on flat, corrugated and porous surfaces, with micrometer scale lateral and nanometer vertical precision.

GAS DEPOSITION

ATLANT3D™ Technology involves the sequential deposition of gasses for atomically precise patterning of various materials.
So far we tested with our technology the following materials:
TiO2, Pt, ZnO, SiO2.
And it is continuously updated.
A full list of available materials for testing and process development upon customer request can be found via this link.

MULTISTACK PRINTING

Our ATLANT3D™  μDALP™ technology allows to print conformally different materials, enabling:
- High-quality multistack patterns and layers for complex devices
- Cross-geometrical printing
Print resolution:
- 400 µm line width (25 µm in development)
- Atomic monolayer (0.2 nm) vertical resolution

COMPLEX SURFACES

ATLANT3D™ Technology allows unprecedented selective patterning on flat, corrugated and porous surfaces:
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With surface roughness up to 20 μm*
- Microfluidics channels and optical gratings
- Nanostructure surfaces (nanopillar, nanograss etc.)

Substrate materials can be adapted based upon customer requirements.


APPLICATIONS

Advanced Materials

Advanced Packaging

Sensors and Actuators

Biochemical Devices

RF & Printed Electronics

Energy Devices

Emerging Memory

Optics & Photonics

*We developed μDALP™ (Microreactor Direct Atomic Layer Processing/Printing) patent-pending technology that provides highly conformal, direct material writing, and removal with atomic precision and material versatility.