West Hill investors subscribe £12million in Atlant3D Nanosystems 

Atlant 3D is the developer of the world’s first Molecular Assembly Machine (Nanofabricator) that can 3D print micro and nanodevices, atom by atom, in a highly efficient and scalable way. The Danish Company has won numerous prestigious awards, receiving international recognition and significant interest, having successfully securing NASA as its first ever customer. 

The West Hill led EIS funding round was oversubscribed within 48 hours of launch and provided investors with a unique opportunity to invest alongside Sony Europe in one of Europe’s foremost emerging technology companies. Atlant 3D’s unprecedented technology has almost limitless applications in a $2.1trillion market, encompassing computing, energy, automotive, defence and aerospace, telecommunications, pharma and more.

The Company’s breakthrough innovation includes a patent pending method of sequential deposition of gases that allows for atomically precise patterning of various materials to manufacture microchips. These radically new production methods have the potential to result in significantly accelerated new product development, reducing chip production times to minutes from days and to weeks instead of years. 

The technology potentially offers major advantages over the incumbent multi stage chip production methods that have been around for decades, potentially 10x faster and with 97% cost savings. 

The directors believe that this innovation will impact current technologies, facilitating transformational new solutions across the entire semi-conductor and electronics industry.

CEO and Founder, Maksym Plakhotnyk commented:

‘We are targeting the global electronics industry with a novel advanced manufacturing technology platform that enables what was previously impossible, both in terms of materials, autonomy, precision, and cost-efficiency. Imagine that new advanced materials, micro, and nanodevices, and applications can be manufactured in-house with historically game-changing flexibility and sustainability. 

The process is fully digital and makes rapid innovation of emerging materials, in More than Moore domain, sensors, memory, and optics for Metaverse or energy devices possible with so far unseen atomic precision. The recently raised funding will enable us to continue the fast technology and product development and expand Atlant3D to the international markets.’

Alan Richards, Partner and Co-Founder of West Hill Capital said: 

‘We see huge potential in Atlantic 3D’s ground-breaking technology. We were impressed by the company’s grand vision and the way Atlant3D is ready to disrupt the conventional microfabrication approach.’