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A space shuttle silhouetted against Earth’s horizon. Credit: NASA/Crew of Expedition 22, Wikimedia Commons. From July 16 to July 22, 2018, the usually mellow tarmac of Farnborough Airport in Hampshire, UK played host to one of the largest airshows in the world – Farnborough Airshow 2018. More than 1500 aerospace firms from 40 countries participated,...

 Yael Sandler, Nano Dimension CFO In recent times, most of our headlines have come from the sales offices and the labs. This is to be expected, given the intensity of our R&D and business efforts around the DragonFly Pro 3D printer. However, Nano Dimension remains one big team and everyone has their irreplaceable part to...

  We are entering the Trade Show season soon! This year, Nano Dimension will be speaking and exhibiting in multiple events across Asia, Europe and the United States. Here’s what we are up to:

Staff from various companies in Hong Kong Science Park visiting Nano Dimension APAC’s Customer Experience Centre on 23 August, 2018. It’s been two months since the Nano Dimension Asia Pacific (APAC) office took root in Hong Kong Science Park. With things settling down and business ramping up, it was time to say hello to our...

  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.