3D micro-nano fabrication technology has high design freedom and high-precision printing capability

Microfluidic devices are widely used in healthcare, biological, and medical fields. They are also finding increasingly diverse applications in environmental analysis, as well as food and agriculture research.

Mechanical parts include springs, gears, connectors, sockets, and brackets required in precision mechanics or electronics. Parts are widely used in robotics and industrial applications.

3D printing is capable of achieving one-time
molding for such micro thin-walled components,
eliminating the need for assembly.