Optomec Reports $2 Million in Orders from Leading Media and Technology OEM | Your Money


ALBUQUERQUE, NM - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Nov 1, 2021--

Optomec Inc., the leading provider of 3D additive electronics manufacturing solutions, today announced it has received orders valued at approximately $ 2 million from a leading provider of digital connectivity solutions. Recent orders include the supply of three (3) Aerosol Jet electronic 3D printers along with associated software and digital products, as well as professional application development support services. The customer uses Optomec's patented aerosol jet process for the development and final production of a wide range of next-generation portable devices.

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The extreme in aerosol-jet-printed wearable devices: Left - Stretchable, skin-like electrode patch to demonstrate an active brain-machine interface (Credit: Georgia Tech); Right - Stretchable tactile sensor (credit: University of Cambridge).

Wearables are one of the fastest growing segments of the consumer electronics and healthcare markets. Examples are smart watches, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), AR / VR headsets, smart clothing, e-textiles, etc., which together are expected to generate well over 150 billion US dollars in annual end product sales by 2030.

A unique feature of wearables is that they adapt to the human body, which in most cases requires a three-dimensional shape and often flexibility. In addition, they are ideally comfortable for the user, which requires that they be minimally intrusive; ie: as small and flexible as possible. Such special requirements are uniquely well served by the advantages of the patented Aerosol Jet 3D Printed Electronics manufacturing process from Optomec.

"These recent orders are yet another example of Optomec's ability to generate repeat sales with existing customers on their way to production," said Dave Ramahi, CEO of Optomec. "In this example, we started some novel developments in our application lab to demonstrate stretchable circuit printing as well as our key 3D-compliant electronics functions that enable the customer's product design."

Optomec's patented Aerosol Jet 3D electronic printer is an additive electronics solution that is uniquely capable of directly printing high-resolution conductive circuits with feature sizes as small as 10 micrometers. The process further differs in its ability to print on non-planar substrates and fully three-dimensional end parts. Production applications include direct printing of 3D antennas, 3D sensors, medical electronics, semiconductor packaging and circumferential 3 connections for displays.

Optomec is a privately owned, fast growing additive manufacturing systems provider. Optomec's patented LENS and Huffman branded aerosol jet systems for printed electronics and 3D printers for the manufacture and repair of metal components are used by the industry to reduce product costs and improve performance. Together, these unique printing solutions work with the widest range of functional materials, from electronic inks to structural metals to biological materials. Optomec has supplied more than 500 of its proprietary additive manufacturing systems to more than 200 marquee customers around the world for production applications in the electronics, energy, life science, and aerospace industries. Our users include countless blue chip manufacturers such as GE, Samsung, Raytheon, Siemens, Lockheed and LiteOn as well as the US Air Force, US Navy, US Army and NASA. Further information is available at optomec.com.

LENS is a registered trademark of Sandia National Labs; Aerosol Jet is a registered trademark of Optomec, Inc.

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KEYWORD: NEW MEXICO UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA

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