The fabrication of refractive micro-lenses is crucial for advanced photonics applications like telecommunications, optical tweezers, and electromagnetic wave manipulation. In our latest application note, we demonstrate
In the world of microfabrication, precision and flexibility are the cornerstones of innovation. Imagine the possibilities when you can access 1024 shades of gray in
In today’s world, protecting sensitive information and safeguarding valuable assets is paramount. From government documents and passports to banknotes and brand packaging, high-security printing plays
For decades, photolithography with mask aligners has been the cornerstone of microfabrication. But what if there was a faster, more flexible way to create the
Traditions of the past transformed into efficient production Conventional optical lithography requires the use of a mask aligner to fabricate a photomask which is then
Physicists have crafted the “world’s smallest violin” as a stunning demonstration of their new NanoFrazor nanolithography capabilities.
Read Heidelberg Instruments’ recap of the OPTICA Global Advanced Manufacturing Alliance Meeting 2025. Thanks to all for advancing photonics innovation!
Discover how researchers fabricated an ultra-thin flat lens (MDL) with the DWL 66+, offering a lightweight, cost-effective solution for true-color astrophotography and space-based imaging.
Explore the challenges and solutions in achieving deep grayscale lithography (>100 µm) for advanced microfabrication. Learn about resist limitations, mask requirements, and the advantages of direct laser writing.
Discover how the VPG+ 1400 FPD revolutionizes flat panel display fabrication with high-speed, sub-micron resolution photomask writing. Designed for OLED, micro-LED, and quantum dot displays, it delivers unmatched precision, scalability, and throughput for next-generation FPD manufacturing.
Sustainable microfabrication is the future. Explore how Heidelberg Instruments’ advanced lithography solutions reduce waste, energy use, and chemical consumption.
The close of 2024 marked a unique chapter in Heidelberg Instruments’ history. For the first time in our 40 years,
On December 3 and 4, Heidelberg Instruments hosted the project meeting of the EU-funded FABulous initiative at its Würzburg location.
Heidelberg Instruments has secured two major orders for its VPG+ 1400 FPD Volume Pattern Generator from leading photomask manufacturers in Asia.
In the fast-evolving world of nanoscience, pioneering breakthroughs often come from curiosity-driven exploration. Dr. Nolan Lassaline, a postdoctoral fellow at
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