Atomic Machines is doing something truly epic: inventing the future of how things are made. And a glorious future it will be. They envision an era of atomically precise manufacturing (APM), essentially 3D printing anything at the molecular level, making anything from its digital description, blurring the line between bits and atoms.

Their first move on the long journey to this APM future is in the realm of microfabrication, making mechanical devices with features sized in the single-digit microns scale. Their fabrication technology will be full-stack and 100% automated and data-driven.

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Jeff Holden

John Kuyper

Brandon Connors

Karl Dawson

Tylee Holden

Terry Sauer

Klaus Zietlow

James Stolken

The Mechanical Engineering team at Atomic Machines is responsible for designing, developing, and optimizing mechanical components and systems for their cutting-edge microfabrication technology. They work on the precise engineering required to produce mechanical devices with single-digit micron scale features, ensuring the robustness, efficiency, and integration of these mechanical systems within the fully automated, data-driven fabrication platform.

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