US Army & nScrypt Direct Digitally Manufacture 3D Printed Circuit Structure

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US Army & nScrypt Direct Digitally Manufacture 3D Printed Circuit Structure

Direct Digital Manufacturing is going from a CAD file to a final, multi-material electronic product in a single machine, without retooling, like this "Simon Says" game proof of concept.
nScrypt, Inc.

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