Voltera
Develops printer which enables circuit boards to be prototyped within minutes, eliminating the frustrations with traditional fabrication processes and drastically reducing hardware development time.
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Voltera operates in the printed electronics market, providing a desktop PCB (Printed Circuit Board) printer known as the V One. This multifunctional circuit printer is designed to optimize R&D (Research and Development) productivity by allowing users to build PCBs instantly at their desks. The V One is particularly suited for electronics labs and research environments, offering features such as active XYZ mapping, fine tip nozzles for precise trace widths, and a 550 Watt heater for reflow applications. The printer's intuitive design includes magnetically mounted heads that attach easily, making it user-friendly and robust enough to withstand the demands of an electronics lab. Voltera's business model revolves around selling the V One printer and related consumables, targeting engineers, researchers, and developers who require rapid prototyping capabilities. The company generates revenue through direct sales of its hardware and consumables, as well as through customer support and maintenance services.
Keywords: PCB printer, R&D productivity, instant prototyping, multifunctional, electronics lab, active XYZ mapping, fine tip nozzles, reflow applications, magnetically mounted heads, user-friendly.