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  Nano Dimension CEO Amit Dror (right) with General Manager of AURORA Group’s 3D Business unit Daniel Chi, at AURORA 3D’s product launch conference in Shanghai, where Dror reaffirmed Nano Dimension’s commitment to working with AURORA 3D in transforming China’s electronics markets. Last Thursday (16 Aug., 2018), a new spark in the electronics world was kindled in...

A 2-layer Arduino board printed on Nano Dimension’s DragonFly Pro 3D printer. Should you 3D print an Arduino prototype in house, or should you outsource it? That’s the question developers face. Since Arduino is an open-source hardware, with some simple code, you can quickly develop new concepts for electronic products. However, development of customized Arduino prototypes...

  Following the release of Nano Dimension’s earnings report for the second quarter of 2018, CEO Amit Dror shares his thoughts on the results and what’s in store for the rest of the year.

Switch software interface There is little doubt that rapid prototyping with additive manufacturing techniques confer huge benefits for companies designing today’s modern electronic products. However, moving to 3D printing is no easy task, given the many workflow differences compared to the complexity and repetitive stages of traditional PCB prototyping processes. At Nano Dimension, a key...

Deniz Yilmaz (right), CDT’s Manufacturing Technologies Consultant, showcasing the DragonFly Pro 3D Printer to a group of industry professionals and press representatives in CDT’s Customer Experience Centre open day in Istanbul on July 19, 2018. Since Nano Dimension signed a reselling agreement with Turkish technology firm CDT Bilgi Teknolojileri earlier this year, our partner has been going...