ATLANT 3D
ATLANT 3D is a deep-tech company that has developed a revolutionary atomic-scale manufacturing platform, enabling the creation of advanced materials and microdevices with unprecedented precision.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2018
- Headquarters
- Denmark
- CEO
- Maksym Plakhotnyuk, Ivan Kundrata
About
The journey of ATLANT 3D began in 2018 with a question that was both simple and profound: what if we could construct materials and devices with atomic precision, molecule by molecule? This ambitious query brought together the expertise of Dr. Maksym Plakhotnyuk, Ivan Kundrata, and Prof. Dr. Julien Bachmann, who co-founded the company in Copenhagen, Denmark. They embarked on a mission to revolutionize manufacturing, moving beyond the incremental improvements of existing technologies to create a fundamentally new approach. Their breakthrough came in the form of Direct Atomic Layer Processing (DALP®), a proprietary technology that allows for the precise placement of molecules, enabling the creation of structures previously thought impossible. This innovation marked a pivotal moment, transforming a conceptual question into a tangible reality that would redefine the boundaries of micro and nanofabrication. From its origins as a visionary startup, ATLANT 3D has grown into a recognized pioneer in the deep-tech landscape, with a team of over 35 scientists and engineers from around the globe. The company's technology is not just a laboratory curiosity; it has demonstrated its potential to disrupt numerous industries, from quantum computing and microelectronics to aerospace. Collaborations with prestigious organizations like NASA and the European Space Agency have validated the robustness of DALP® technology, even proving its capability to operate in the extreme conditions of space. Today, ATLANT 3D stands at the forefront of a new manufacturing era, championing a future where atomically precise fabrication is accessible to a wider range of researchers and industries. Their work is paving the way for the next generation of advanced materials and devices, promising to unlock new possibilities for technology on Earth and beyond, all while championing a more sustainable and efficient manufacturing paradigm.