Nano Dimension Leads The Way of 3D Printing Electronics Through Additive Manufacturing Electronics   

I don't know much about the manufacturing process of PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) and other electronic devices. I know that doing the 3D printing of complicated layers for electronic devices from just a sophisticated 2D blueprint is rather complicated. Luckily, I've come across some information that enlightens me on this whole shebang.

CEO of Nano Dimension, Yoav Stern, suggests that currently, the process of unsophisticated 3D printing of electronic devices can only print 2D electronic layers on any 3D device. Yoav Stern suggests that the 3D printed technology using the Additive Manufacturing Electronics method patented by Nano Dimension can do better. According to Yoav Stern, Nano Dimension can allow any company to print complicated electronic devices such as PCBs easily from sophisticated 2D blueprints (i.e., blueprints generated by computer software). It means that these 3D printers made by Nano Dimension can deploy as sophisticated prototype 3D printers.

The benefits of using in-house prototype 3D printers to print electronic prototypes are plenty. For example, IP (Intellectual Property) can be kept in-house secretly since the company doesn't have to send out the IP to a third party to work on the prototypes. Moreover, these 3D printers from Nano Dimension can also be used as backup manufacturing machines for electronic devices such as PCBs. When the needs arise, any company can switch on 3d printers to start doing the sophisticated 3D printing of electronic devices.

Honestly, I'd purchased shares of Nano Dimension's stock, and so I'm glad to be able to get more details on this company through the video right after the break. In the video, Yoav Stern goes into detail on why Nano Dimension's Additive Manufacturing Electronics technology (3D printers) can outdo its competitors.