Invited speaker at U of T – Nanoscribe demo


This past March, our own Gustavo de Oliveira gave an invited virtual talk to a group of students of the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, at the University of Toronto. Gustavo’s lecture was the last portion of a class on micro/nanoscale additive manufacturing, part of a new open course: MIE1724: Additive Manufacturing in Engineering Applications, and provided an overview and demonstration of micro/nanoscale 3D printing with our Nanoscribe Photonic Professional GT system. The first of its kind at the U of T, the entire course will eventually be made available to the general public.

We will send another notification when the course comes online. In the meantime, you can watch the whole class about micro/nano additive manufacturing below; Gustavo’s lecture starts at 01:37:30.

Timestamps of interest

  • 00:00:28 – Section 1: Approaches to Micro Additive Manufacturing
  • 00:24:14 – Section 2: Approaches to Nano Additive Manufacturing
  • 01:13:34 – Section 3: Future Trends in Micro/Nano Additive Manufacturing
  • 01:37:30 – Start of Gustavo’s presentation
  • 01:38:10 – Nanoscribe PPGT overview
  • 01:43:12 – Software overview (DeScribe and NanoWrite)
  • 01:45:10 – General workflow
  • 01:46:34 – Data preparation (DeScribe)
  • 01:55:35 – Demonstration of fabrication process flow (substrate preparation, printing, development, UV curing)
  • 02:04:57 – Potential issues
  • 02:07:49 – Application examples
  • 02:15:08 – Q & A

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