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AssigneeMEMGen Corporation
InventorsAdam L. Cohen, Dennis R. Smalley
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An electrochemical fabrication process produces three-dimensional structures (e.g. components or devices) from a plurality of layers of deposited materials wherein the formation of at least some portions of some layers are produced by operations that remove material or condition selected surfaces of a deposited material. In some embodiments, removal or conditioning operations are varied between layers or between different portions of a layer such that different surface qualities are obtained. In other embodiments varying surface quality may be obtained without varying removal or conditioning operations but instead by relying on differential interaction between removal or conditioning operations and different materials encountered by these operations.
An electrochemical fabrication process for producing a three-dimensional structure from a plurality of adhered layers, the process comprising:
An electrochemical fabrication apparatus for producing a three-dimensional structure from a plurality of adhered layers, the apparatus comprising:
An electrochemical fabrication process for producing a three-dimensional structure from a plurality of adhered layers, the process comprising:
An electrochemical fabrication process for producing a three-dimensional structure from a plurality of adhered layers, the process comprising:
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