Fri, 16 Jan 2026 00:53:23 +0000

3D printing revolutionizes optics and photonics by breaking free from planar limits to create complex, high-performance optical devices. From sub-30 nm resolution to hybrid materials and fiber-tip integration, additive manufacturing unlocks quantum-ready components, freeform couplers, and meta-optics. These breakthroughs enable faster, more compact, and energy-efficient optical systems. The third dimension is not just about shape; it represents the future of photonic.