The Femtosecond Projection NanoPrinter is a record-breaking multi-material nanofabrication platform that can fabricate arbitrarily complex 3D structures down to a resolution of 30 nm with 17+ materials (including semiconductors, metals, alloys, oxides). Published in the Science Magazine (2019 & 2022). Based on patented femtosecond light sheet technology invented at CUHK.
Currently, prototyping for widely used micro-optics and photonics devices such as diffractive optical elements, microlens arrays, photomasks, metalenses is expensive, has long lead times. The NanoPrinter significantly reduces fabrication cost (90%), and lead times (95%). In addition, our system also offers the capability to fabricate complex 3D structures with 17+ materials.
Centre for Perceptual and Interactive Intelligence was established by The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2020. Our Centre Director Professor Helen Meng and Principal Investigators have rich backgrounds in computer vision, multilingual speech and language technologies, natural language processing, and AI-enabled design automation.