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When State-of-the-Art Micromachining Isn‘t Good Enough

This webinar is Microfabrica‘s first in a series of educational symposia for design engineers challenged with the ongoing drive to miniaturization. This talk reviews Microfabrica's proprietary additive manufacturing process, MICA Freeform, which provides an alternative to conventional micromachining for fabricating high precision metal parts at the sub-millimeter scale.

Made In The USA April 22, 2013 / Time Magazine

Future of Manufacturing April 22, 2013 / Scientific American

Microfabrica Participating in MD&M West with Johnson Matthey Medical February 12, 2013 / Microfabrica Inc.

Micro Manufacturing Keeps Shrinking the Envelope January, 2013 / Manufacturing Engineering Media

Johnson Matthey Medical Components Expands Product Offering through Partnership with Microfabrica Inc. October 23, 2012 / Johnson Matthey Medical

Microfabrica Announces Exclusive Sales and Marketing Partnership with Johnson Matthey Medical October 23, 2012 / Microfabrica Inc.

Modern Machine Shop highlights technologies that expand design engineering freedom in its recent article "Why is Additive Manufacturing Important?" September 10, 2012 / Modern Machine Shop

Microfabrica to Introduce Educational Series for Design Engineers Challenged with Ongoing Drive to Miniaturization August 15, 2012 / Microfabrica Inc.

Tiny Robots Mend Broken Hearts June 7, 2012 / Technology Review: MIT

Metal MEMS Tools for Beating-heart Tissue Removal (abstract) May 2012, 2012 / IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation

Additive Manufacturing - Solid print April 21, 2012 / The Economist

Special report: Manufacturing and innovation April 21, 2012 / The Economist

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