Publications
Scientific breakthroughs achieved using the NanoOne from renowned institutes
The publication list features scientific publications that demonstrate research conducted using the NanoOne high-resolution printing platform. These papers are categorized according to the specific printing resin employed in the study, offering readers valuable insights into the wide-ranging applications and capabilities of the NanoOne system across diverse research fields. Importantly, as the NanoOne platform is engineered to be resin-open, the list encompasses publications utilizing custom-made resins, underscoring the platform’s ability to adapt to and flexibly address specialized product requirements and novel resin formulations.
Latest publication
Advanced Science
High-Impulse, Modular, 3D-Printed CubeSat Electrospray Thrusters Throttleable via Pressure and Voltage Contro
Kim et al., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2025

This study reports the proof-of-concept demonstration of novel, additively manufactured, droplet-emitting electrospray emitter arrays for CubeSat thruster applications.
The modular thruster design incorporates multiscale features by employing two different vat photopolymerization technologies, i.e., digital light processing for defining mesoscale features, and two-photon polymerization for creating microscale features. The thruster design includes optimized, 50 µm-diameter microfluidic channels to attain uniform emitter array operation. Devices with up to 8 modules of 4 emitters were tested in a vacuum to assess their performance. Stable and uniform electrospray emission was achieved across all emitters, with a near 100% transmission across the extractor. Both pressure (flow rate) and voltage modulation are investigated as methods for controlling the emitted current and, by extension, the thrust generated by the devices…