µFAB-3D is a ultra-high resolution 3D-printing system, based on two-photon polymerization direct laser writing technology. With a minimal feature size down to 0.2microns-wide, µFAB-3D opens new perspectives in microfluidics, micro-optics, cells culture, micro-robotics or meta-materials.
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The printer is compatible with a wide range of materials which enables it to be used in many different areas. For more informations visit the company’s website: http://www.microlight.fr/uFAB.html
We are currently using this technology to create self-assembling 3D micro-objects and to 3D print dermal-epidermal junction model compatible with a reconstructed skin culture (See pictures below).
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