In an astonishing leap forward, Scrona AG, a pioneering micro-manufacturing startup, renowned for achieving the feat of printing the world’s tiniest color photograph, is set to unveil its cutting-edge 128-nozzle printhead at the forthcoming CES.
Their sophisticated printing platform boasts micro-meter precision—a hallmark of innovation—while also delivering unrivaled throughput and remarkable versatility in material usage. The technology is poised to revolutionize several fields, including:
Semiconductor Manufacturing:
Scrona’s avant-garde technology transcends traditional capabilities, offering game-changing solutions for die-attach applications. It dispenses minute quantities of adhesive with laser-like precision, paving the way for ultra-high-resolution printing of conductive interconnects essential in the quest for advanced AI chiplets. This technical prowess not only enhances performance but also fosters miniaturization and boosts production efficiency in the chip manufacturing domain.
Displays:
With a profound impact anticipated in the display sector, Scrona’s innovative printing technology delivers unparalleled accuracy in material dispensing, enabling high-resolution applications of quantum dots on the smallest micro-LED pixels. This leap in technology heralds a new era of vibrant, energy-efficient displays that could define the next generation of visual technology.
Broader Applications:
Beyond the realms of displays and semiconductors, Scrona’s versatile printing platform unlocks a treasure trove of opportunities within the consumer electronics, automotive, and life sciences sectors. It empowers the crafting of intricate electronic structures with supreme precision and material adaptability, even on challenging surfaces that defy the capabilities of conventional inkjet or screen printing methods.
(Photo credit: Scrona)
