Inveel develops technology for the high-speed, low-cost production of printed electronics with line widths down to 130 nanometers and low resistivity of 4.5 µΩ.cm. This enables the creation of flexible circuits and sensors that meet the demands of diverse markets, enhancing the performance and affordability of nanoelectronics.
Funding
$10K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
The production of high-resolution printed electronics often faces challenges related to cost, speed, and achieving fine line widths with low resistivity, hindering the widespread adoption of flexible circuits and sensors. Existing methods may not offer the necessary precision or efficiency for creating advanced nanoelectronic devices.
Solution
Inveel provides technology for high-speed, low-cost production of printed electronics, enabling the creation of flexible circuits and sensors with extreme resolution. Their approach achieves line widths down to 130 nanometers and low resistivity of 4.5 µΩ.cm. This technology facilitates the development of highly sensitive sensors and smart devices at significantly reduced production costs, making advanced nanoelectronics more accessible across various markets. The printing properties are customizable to meet specific customer needs, ensuring versatility and optimal performance.
Target Audience
The primary customers are manufacturers and researchers in the nanoelectronics and sensor industries seeking high-resolution, cost-effective printing solutions for flexible circuits and devices.
Features
- Printing line widths down to 130 nm
- Low resistivity of 4.5 µΩ.cm
- Compatibility with a variety of substrates, including flexible foils and flat/curved rigid surfaces
- High transmittance on transparent surfaces
- Cost-efficient and fast printing process
- Easy scalability and high throughput