CUSTOMER STORIES
Read how our customers are prototyping the electronics of the future.
Circuit Launch
A Faster Hardware Development Cycle with V-OneCircuit Launch outfits their labs with what hardware developers need to build products, like soldering irons, microscopes, and Voltera’s V-One.
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ITIZ
Revolutionizing PCB Design Education with V-OneV-One bridges the gap between theory and practice in PCB education, enables students to test circuits, and prepares future engineers in Korea.
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Living Architecture Systems Group
Bringing Art to Life with Voltera’s V-One PCB PrinterPhilip Beesley and the Living Architecture Systems Group team aim to bring architecture to life. When conceptualizing the project, they turned to V-One.
V-One
Polytechnique Montréal
Print Stretchable Bioelectronics for Research with NOVAProfessor Fabio Cicoira and his team at Polytechnique Montréal utilize NOVA and V-One to develop flexible and stretchable organic bioelectronics.
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Princeton University
Empowering Space Exploration with V-One PCB PrinterLearn how students at Princeton University are using the V-One PCB printer to build CubeSats, miniature satellites designed for space research.
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Stanford University
Next generation electronics with VolteraThe Bao Group at Stanford University, led by Zhenan Bao, develops flexible and stretchable materials, electronics, and energy devices.
V-One
York University
Advance Electronics Additive Manufacturing with VolteraV-One was a staple at York University’s Electronics Additive Manufacturing Lab. Then, in 2022, they leveled up their lab by adding a NOVA.
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FAST FACTS
Frequently asked questions
We’d love to collaborate. If you are a v-one customer or NOVA customer, please email us at hello@voltera.io to start the conversation. Our team will walk you through the process and explore how we can highlight your project.
Yes. You can book a meeting with one of our technical experts, and we’d be happy to help, whether it’s materials choice or parameters setting. Even if your specific project isn’t featured here, Voltera customers span industries including hardware development, flexible electronics, biocompatible materials research, printed sensors, and academia — so there’s a strong chance we’ve seen something similar.
Yes, especially for NOVA customers. NOVA supports production-relevant screen printing materials, enabling fast design validation and a smooth path to production. While many of the featured projects are at the prototyping stage, customers often go on to commercialize their designs after using Voltera systems for validation runs and small-batch production.
Yes. We’re constantly validating new materials and processes using NOVA and V-One, and we document these projects in our white papers, from soft robotics and printing on stretchable materials to ink formulation and PCB prototyping. Our blog also covers topics ranging from prototyping fundamentals to material compatibility. If you’re working on edge cases, feel free to reach out at support@voltera.io — we’d love to talk.
We’d love to collaborate. If you are a v-one customer or NOVA customer, please email us at hello@voltera.io to start the conversation. Our team will walk you through the process and explore how we can highlight your project.
Yes, especially for NOVA customers. NOVA supports production-relevant screen printing materials, enabling fast design validation and a smooth path to production. While many of the featured projects are at the prototyping stage, customers often go on to commercialize their designs after using Voltera systems for validation runs and small-batch production.
Yes. You can book a meeting with one of our technical experts, and we’d be happy to help, whether it’s materials choice or parameters setting. Even if your specific project isn’t featured here, Voltera customers span industries including hardware development, flexible electronics, biocompatible materials research, printed sensors, and academia — so there’s a strong chance we’ve seen something similar.
Yes. We’re constantly validating new materials and processes using NOVA and V-One, and we document these projects in our white papers, from soft robotics and printing on stretchable materials to ink formulation and PCB prototyping. Our blog also covers topics ranging from prototyping fundamentals to material compatibility. If you’re working on edge cases, feel free to reach out at support@voltera.io — we’d love to talk.
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