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Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Atomic Scale Innovation Workshop in Copenhagen

PIONEERING ATOMIC SCALE INNOVATION - FROM MATERIALS TO SCALABLE APPLICATIONS

Hosted by ATLANT 3D, this event is a gathering point for industry experts, researchers, and technical professionals, all focused on exploring the vast potential of Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and related technologies.

The future of manufacturing lies in precision and sustainability. At ATLANT3D, we are deeply committed to advancing the frontiers of atomic scale manufacturing, unlocking novel avenues for materials development and scalable applications. This conference is our call to arms, bringing together the brightest minds to push the boundaries of what’s possible.




Topics & Highlights:
• ALD's current market and applications in various industries.
• In-depth presentations on advanced materials innovation.
• Interactive discussions on the future of atomic layer processing.

Speakers:
• PROF. DR. Fred Roozeboom, UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE
Topic: “Atomic Layer Deposition: Its Evolution, Diverse Applications, and Future Prospects”.
• DR. Maksym Plakhotnyuk 🇺🇦, CEO & FOUNDER OF ATLANT 3D
Topic: “Atomic Layer Processing: Driving Global Innovation in Advanced Manufacturing”.
• PROF. DR. Erwin Kessels, EINDHOVEN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Topic: “Innovations in Plasma Processing for Nanoscale Fabrication”.
• DR. Mira Baraket, HEAD OF TECHNOLOGY R&D AT ATLANT 3D
Topic: “Advancements in 2D Materials Synthesis Through Atomic Layer Deposition”.
• DR. Alexander Kozen, UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
Topic: “Progress and Opportunities for Atomic Layer Deposition to Facilitate Next-Generation Batteries”.
• PROF. DR. Julien Bachmann, FAU ERLANGEN-NÜRNBERG
Topic: “Harnessing ALD for Next-Generation Photovoltaics and Electrochemical Energy Storage”.
• DR. Jacques Kools, CEO & FOUNDER AT ENCAPSULIX
Topic: “ALD Deposited Ultrabarriers for Applications in Electronics, Energy, and Medical Fields”.
• DR. Ville Miikkulainen, ALTO UNIVERSITY
Topic: “Photo-assisted ALD: Enabler for Direct-Write ALD”.

Download brochure:

https://lnkd.in/eyUdPBXj

Special Features:
• Exclusive visit to ATLANT 3D's state-of-the-art A-HUB & Laboratory facilities.
• A social evening for informal networking and collaboration.

Saturday, September 9, 2023

ATLANT 3D Hosts Workshops Unveiling Atomic Layer Advanced Manufacturing Innovation

Atlant 3D will hold a series of workshops happening from October 7th to 13th. We Open Door to ATLANT 3D to share our cutting-edge innovation in atomic layer processing, and we will show you insights on how atomic layer processing will become an atomic layer advanced manufacturing platform!
ATLANT 3D technology is our proprietary Microreactor 

Dive Deep into the World of Atomic Precision with ATLANT 3D!
Event by ATLANT 3D

Oct 7, 2023, 9:00 AM - Oct 13, 2023, 4:00 PM (CET)

Mårkærvej 2b, Taastrup, Region Hovedstaden, DK, 2630


Direct Atomic Layer Processing (μDALP), which works by sequentially applying reactive gases to a surface via a microreactor/micronozzle and generating self-controlled chemical reactions on the surface. Repeating this process in cycles enables rapid, direct, multi-material, atomically precise patterning and structuring on simple and complex surfaces, including semiconductor wafers and surfaces with existing structures and devices. Integrating multiple micronozzles in a single printhead allows increasingly complex structures to be fabricated through the simultaneous use of different materials and printing resolutions. 

ATLANT 3D equipment is built as modular units which gives compatibility across different platforms and technologies. It can work as a production line based on process modules and as a cluster tool-compatible module unit.



Monday, September 26, 2022

Meet Atlant3D Technologies with CEO Maksym Plakhotnyuk

 


ATLANT 3D Nanosystem is part of the SSAP Europe portfolio and is a global pioneer combining unique advanced technologies to enable atomic layer 3D printing. Listen to their CEO & Founder Maksym Plakhotnyuk as he gives us the rundown on his cutting-edge technology that has the potential to change the world in big ways. 🌎 Learn more: https://www.atlant3d.com/

Thursday, September 15, 2022

ATLANT 3D Nanosystems Secures 15M USD Investments to Enable Atomic Layer Advanced Manufacturing for Electronics

Copenhagen September 12, 2022: ATLANT 3D Nanosystems (ATLANT 3D), today announced the closure of their capital raise of 15M USD. The round was led by UK venture capital firm West HillCapital and further supported by existing investors including a leading Japanese corporation. The funding is the largest joint Series A round in Denmark outside of life sciences and software.

The funding will be used to get one step closer to ATLANT 3D’s vision to create a network-centric smart advanced manufacturing infrastructure based on its proprietary technology and know-how and integrate it in the future with other advanced technologies. ATLANT 3D aims to develop a network of advanced manufacturing hubs – the A-hubs – across the globe to enable a radical innovation ecosystem for next-generation micro and nanoelectronics prototyping and manufacturing.

ATLANT 3D is the first and only company to crack the code for a radically new way of doing micro and nano processing. ATLANT 3D’sNanofabricator™ enables advanced manufacturing with AI solutions which allows direct patterning on complex surfaces, various substrate materials, plain wafers, and textures with existing structures or devices. ATLANT 3D technology has a unique configuration that allows atomically precise processing at micro and zero gravity. In general, it decreases the time and cost of processing from years and months to days, and gives unprecedented flexibility for material innovation, prototyping, and production of micro and nanodevices, replacing the previous cleanroom-based complex process flows.


“The existing process-intensive manufacturing method is a limiting factor in the future of electronics development. Due to its inflexibility, the current multi-step process is at the root of our current global supply chain crises, causing a shortage of electronics devices and bringing high barriers to innovation. “, says Dr. Maksym Plakhotnyuk, CEO and Founder of ATLANT 3D. “At ATLANT 3D, we have invented a unique technological platform that enables what was previously impossible. Imagine that new advanced materials, devices, and applications that you use today for your smart life or for the industry can be manufactured in-house, with flexibility, and sustainability in mind. The process can be fully digital, cost-effective, and provide a possibility for rapid innovation with atomic precision. The recently raised funding will enable us to continue the fast technology and product development and expand ATLANT 3D to the first international market.”

” We see a huge potential in ATLANT 3Ds' groundbreaking technology. We were impressed by the company’s grand vision and the way how ATLANT 3D technology is ready to disrupttodisrupt the conventional microfabrication approach” says Alan Richards, Partner, and Co-Founder of West Hill Capital.


ATLANT 3D is a Danish deep-tech company founded in 2018 developing a fundamentally different and innovative micro and nanofabrication platform technology that enables atomically precise advanced manufacturing of advanced materials and electronics with the vision to revolutionize electronics atom by atom. Since 2020ATLANT 3D secured a number of customers, leading global industrial companies and organizations, in space, semiconductor, and electronics industries.


Since 2014, West Hill Capital has arranged investment of $500 million into 40 early-stage high-growth companies in the UK and Denmark. In 2021, West Hill’sportfolio company Humio was acquired by USA Nasdaq-listed Crowdstrike Holdings for US$400 million, one of the largest Danish private company exits that year.b

Sunday, September 4, 2022

3D Printing by ALD with Atlant 3D's Maksym Plakhotnyuk - ALD Stories

Episode 16 features Dr. Maksym Plakhotnyuk, the CEO and Founder of Atlant 3D Nanosystems. Atlant 3D produces the world's first reactor for direct writing of ALD - the ultimate area-selective ALD process. Their Nanofabricator tool will could be the enabling technology for on-demand printing of microelectronics. In this episode, Maksym tells Tyler about the company's origins, their deal with NASA to create a 0G ALD reactor and Maksym's own history as an entrepreneur. 

In this episode: 00:00 Introduction 01:53 Maksym's Background & Atlant 3D Roots 19:03 Atlant 3D Name Origins 22:00 Atlant 3D Microreactor 36:28 NASA Deal and 0G Reactor 

Follow Maksym and Atlant 3D on Twitter: @MPlakhotnyuk & @Atlant3d 

Check out the technology at www.atlant3d.com

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Atomic layer 3D printing awarded with 3 million EUR funds by EU

European consortium led by FAU receives funding from the European Union in the 'Fast Track to Innovation' programme

The prospects of additive manufacturing (3D printing) as a versatile tool for prompt and inexpensive prototyping are extremely promising. This family of methods are set to make fabrication processes faster, more efficient in terms of the raw materials and energy required, and more flexible. However, additive manufacturing has not yet been broadly applied to micro and nanotechnology. Lithography, as the methods used for structuring in microelectronics are called collectively, is based on the repetition of complex multistep procedures in each of which a so-called "resist" that serves as a template is applied and later removed. Not only is current lithography slow, it also wastes materials and energy, is poorly adapted to combining a large number of distinct materials, and extremely costly in terms of capital expenses.

 
Left: Prof. Dr. Julien Bachmann, center Dr. Maksym Plakhotnyuk, right Ivan Kundrata (Photo credit ATLANT3D)

A team of scientists and engineers led by Prof. Julien Bachmann from FAU plan to combine the expertise of the various consortium partners in the chemical control of ultrathin coatings ("atomic layer deposition"), in gas delivery, microelectromechanical devices, and microprocessing and automation, in order to demonstrate the potential of "atomic-layer 3D printing", that is, the generation of arbitrary shapes with a vertical resolution in the order of one atom (or a tenth of one nanometer).

The consortium includes the companies ATLANT 3D Nanosystems, Femtika, and SEMPA Systems as well as the Institute of Electrical Engineering of the Slovak Academy of Sciences and FAU, and will be funded by approximately 3 million euros over a period of two years in the framework of the European Union's "Fast Track to Innovation" programme. The goal of the project is to design, build and test an industrial prototype of the atomic-layer 3D printer that can then be sold commercially.

ATLANT3D demonstrate high precision ALD printing

ATLANT3D report that they have completed successfully testing of their atomic printing system and could print first simple geometries and patterns. ATLANT3D technology relies on selective area direct atomic layer deposition process and enables direct pattern generation with atomic precision at 20 nm and 100-400 micrometer lateral resolution. 

Next chance to meet ATLANT3D will be at EFDS ALD for Industry 2020 in Freiburg April 1, 2020 (LINK) where CEO & Founder Dr. Maksym Plakhotnyuk will present "Direct atomic pattern printing"


ATLANT3D web: LINK