Prsentation PowerPoint

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Parallel thematic workshops
Convergence of technologies
Hans Hartmann Pedersen (EC) Bertrand Fillon
(CEA) Paolo Matteazzi (MBN Nanomaterials)
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Micro- and NanoManufacturing from
Technology/Materials to Application
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Target of Micro- and NanoManufacturing industry
Mission of Manufuture (www.manufuture.org)
.winning a major share of world manufacturing
output in the future

• To achieve these goals...
• the targets of a Micro- and NanoManufacturing
  industry are
• to establish a new industry for the manufacturing
  of products based on emerging Micro- and
  Nano-Technologies.
• to develop Europe as the leading location for the
  production of NanoParticles, Micro- and
  Nanostructures and components with Micro/Nano
  inside.
• to establish the complete Micro- and
  Nano-Technology value chain leading to the
  manufacturing of European MNT products.
• to ensure that the new MNT products are produced
  at European facilities using equipment and
  systems of European origin.

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Deliverables to create the Micro and
NanoManufacturing Roadmap
CommunityMicro- and Nano Manufacturing
Realize vision of future Micro- and
NanoManufacturing
NoE
CA
Generating Roadmaps / Strategic Research Agenda
Working GroupMicro- and Nano Manufacturing
June 2006
CA
Increasing amount ofindustrial stakeholders
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Perceived importance of market sectors (industry)
Sector Micro- Micro- Micro- Overall (inc.
other) fluidics optics sensors
actuators Medical/Surgical
Automotive and
Transport Biotec
hnology Consumer
Products Information
and Communication Energy/Chemica
l Scientific/Academic
Community Pharmaceutical
Construction Domestic Products
Food Aerospace/Space
Science
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Product suggestions Target markets
Number of suggested product developments (Note A
single product may be sold across several markets)
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Perceived application requirements
(Drivers, barriers, and technical capabilities
for developing/manufacturing micro products)
Key Researchers Industry
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Convergence of technologies
Metals
Polymers
Ceramics
ANY
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The Roadmap of Micro- and NanoManufacturing
Convergence
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• The presented results are a common work from
• 4M www.4M-net.org
• NMG group www.micronanomanufacturing.eu
• µSapient www.microsapient.org
• IPMMAN www.Ipmman.eu
• Supported by the commission

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Summary
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Summary
Nano- surfaces
Gaps / Needs
RTD Ideas and projects
Surface treatment, lamination, interconnect,
printing. Laser treatment for nanoscale feature
on large surface One stage process will avoid the
vacuum stage of PECVD Nanoimprint for nanoscale
feature on large surface Self assembling on
mechanical system with polymer deosition on metal
and mechanical orientation 3D nanostructured
thick coating
Integrate the complete process chain Develop
laser treatment at industrial scale Integration
of µ-injection moulding with PECVD Develop
nanoimprint at industrial scale Converge two
type of technologies
Automation and economical production
Y3
Surface functionalisation and nanolayering
Y2
Processes and Equipment for High Quality
Industrial Production of 3-Dimensional
Nanosurfaces
Y1
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Summary
Micro-manufacturing
Gaps / Needs
RTD Ideas and projects
Process Integration Design tools for
materials/parts combined in an expertsystem Comb
ined processes for microproduction and
finishing 3D metrology system (nano)materials
for micromanufacturing High resolution in micron
range for metals/ceramics
Combined process to build up microparts
additive/subtractive/finishing Design for
micromanufacturing Direct layer wise
manufacturing with high resolution
Handling and Micro-assembly processes for
multi-functional multi-material meso-micro
devices
Y3

Volume production process chains for high
throughput micro-manufacturing
Y2
Production Technologies and equipment for
Micro-Manufacturing
Y1
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7th-8th November, FZ Karlsruhe, Germany
linking technical experts and industrial
practitioners with common interests in the area
of micro- and nano-manufacturing technologies.
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For further details and to register on-line
please visit http//www.microsapient.org or
contact by email Ruth.Strickland_at_nottingham.ac.uk

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• Participants about 90 participants, more than
  50 from industry and industrial networks
• There is a big interest for a European Platform
  Micro- and Nanomanufacturing
• The Platform should be a Sub-ETP within the ETP
  MANUFUTURE
• Next step is to set up Industial Management
  Group, Support Group and Advisory Group
• The launch of the platform is planed End January
  / Mid February 2007

Please join the working group Micro- and
Nanomanufacturing www.micronanomanufacturing.eu
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