Fuji joins 3d printed electronics alliance

Fuji Corporation has joined 3d printed electronics association JAMES (Jetted Additively Manufactured Electronics Sources), which describes itself as establishing a collaborative community that brings together professionals and enthusiasts from various fields to drive additive manufacturing development in 3D printed electronics.

Fuji JAMES partnership announcement

The addition of Fuji “will allow both companies to work together on upcoming projects, share insights, and develop new ideas and solutions to meet the needs of the 3D manufacturing industry”, according to JAMES. “Fuji will have access to and contact JAMES community members to gain knowledge of market trends, demands and insights. Additionally, members of the JAMES community will benefit from access to Fuji’s technologies and expertise in pick-and-place machines.

Fuji has developed an electronics 3D printer – FPM-Trinity – that combines resin substrate printing, circuit printing and component mounting in a single machine.


Fraunhofer IKTS, NanoDimension and Technical University of Liberec are amongst dozen or so other members of the alliance.


Steve Bush

Steve Bush is the long-standing technology editor for Electronics Weekly, covering electronics developments for more than 25 years. He has a particular interest in the Power and Embedded areas of the industry. He also writes for the Engineer In Wonderland blog, covering 3D printing, CNC machines and miscellaneous other engineering matters.

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