Our clients speak for themselves.

The Living Architecture Systems Group is a highly interdisciplinary group of artists, designers, architects, psychologists and engineers dedicated to bringing the built environment around us to life. They're using the V-One PCB Printer to create small, gentle circuit boards that integrate seamlessly and beautifully into our surroundings.

Circuit Launch is a community organization for hardware entrepreneurs in California's Bay Area. They have tools, space, educational programs and mentors to help entrepreneurs build cool products. They also have a V-One on their lab bench, pushing members to build hardware faster.

The IDTechEx Show is where innovators go to discuss and learn about emerging technologies like printed electronics, electric vehicles, photonics, RFID, and wearables. We got challenged by a show attendee to print a circuit on the spot. Challenge accepted. Challenge won.

Watch University of Waterloo Mechatronics undergrad student Sherman Qiu build an 8x8x8 LED matrix with flexible substrates, learning the full stack of hardware design – from schematics to programming the final microcontroller – as he brings the project to life.

Voltera visited Stanford University to see the amazing alternative electronics research conducted by Professor Bao’s Research Group. They are using the V-One to print stretchable, biocompatible inks for use in robotic skin and biomedical wearable technology.

Princeton’s Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department is giving students the opportunity to build and launch devices into space. Putting the V-One on the lab bench means students can validate experiments and gain practical intuition that they wouldn’t get by outsourcing fabrication.

Don’t have time to binge watch all of our case studies individually? We get it! We’ve put the best moments together so you can get a quick idea of who’s using Voltera products to iterate faster, skip the lead times, and print anything on everything.