NASA Using Flux One 3D Printer from Fortify to Develop Innovative Antenna Designs

NASA Using Flux One 3D Printer from Fortify to Develop Innovative Antenna Designs

Fortify, a trailblazing additive manufacturing company specializing in the production of advanced RF devices is thrilled to announce delivery of a Fortify Flux System to NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. The Flux Series manufacturing platform will be used by Glenn Research Center for the development of innovative antenna designs and to develop novel, space-relevant materials such as aerogels.

"We are extremely excited and proud to deliver our Flux One to NASA's Glenn Research Center. Our additive manufacturing platform allows for the design and manufacturing of RF devices that enable performance benefits unmatched through traditional methods and we are extremely excited to see what type of research and technological advancements come from the Glenn Research Center" says Josh Martin, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder at Fortify.

Karlo Delos Reyes, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer added "This delivery underscores our dedication to unlock new possibilities with our manufacturing platform. While other additive manufacturing methods have fundamental limits, The Flux Platform enables the processing and creation of advanced materials that unlock markets."

Click here to learn more about Fortify's Flux ONE 3D Printing System.


Publisher: everything RF
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