Horizon Microtechnologies, an on-demand micro 3D printing firm, has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from European Space Agency's SPARK program, administered by the Center for Satellite Navigation Hesse GmbH (CESAH).
Horizon Microtechnologies is an on-demand 3D printing company that specializes in the production of micro-scale parts using template-based 3D microfabrication technology. This technology enables the creation of light, compact monolithic components with complex geometries while maintaining structural integrity. The process integrates 3D printing precision with metallization processes, critical for size, weight, and power (SWaP) optimization in space missions. Its coating portfolio includes HMT-Metal (copper coating with over 25% bulk copper conductivity), HMT-Protect (ceramic-like protective coatings for chemical, abrasion, and heat resistance), and HMT-Conductive (transparent conductive coatings).
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