Nano Dimension Installs DragonFly Pro System at Chungbuk Techno Park in South Korea

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Nano Dimension has installed its DragonFly Pro additive manufacturing printing system at Chungbuk Techno Park in South Korea. The installation of the multi-material precision additive manufacturing system for 3D printed electronics was completed with HDC, Nano Dimension’s leading reseller in South Korea.

Chungbuk Techno Park is a non-profit research institute that brings together industrial players, academia and the South Korean government for research and development in the fields of smart IT, premier consumer goods, transportation, energy and bio-health. It has received numerous national awards recognizing its excellent support for research and business endeavors in its 15 years of operations. The institute purchased the DragonFly Pro system to streamline electronics development on its premises, with a focus on the crucial design and prototyping phases of innovative electronics projects.

The award-winning DragonFly Pro System is a one-stop solution for agile hardware development and innovative circuit design across a wide array of industries. It empowers companies to securely control entire development cycles through in-house additive manufacturing of PCBs and non-planar electronics with speed and precision, while reducing R&D costs. 

According to Gilad Reshef, APAC director at Nano Dimension, the Korean market is one of the fastest growing markets for electronics, and they believe that additive manufacturing will play a major role in the future of printed electronics among Korean developers and manufacturers. The market is thus very important to Nano Dimension and installations at premium and innovative customers such as Chungbuk Techno Park are one of the key reasons they have partners like HDC.

With its unique 3D printing technologies, Nano Dimension is targeting the growing demand for electronic devices that require increasingly sophisticated features. Demand for circuitry, including PCBs - which are the heart of every electronic device - covers a diverse range of industries, including consumer electronics, medical devices, defense, aerospace, automotive, IoT and telecom.