Morphotonics, an Eindhoven, the Netherlands-based provider of large-area nanoimprint technology, raised $10+M in Series B funding.
Backers included 3M and BOM (Brabant Development Agency), which joined existing investor Innovation Industries.
The company intends to use the funds to strengthen its market and technical leadership and expand its impact on the consumer electronics and display markets.
Led by CEO Jan Matthijs ter Meulen, Morphotonics is a global provider of large-area nanoimprint technology, improving advanced product manufacturing. Its technology is based on lithography meaning the machine can precisely add complex structures, like lenses or prisms, onto substrates like glass or foils – to produce any optics, for any display, at any size. Its proprietary equipment, processes, and materials enable the creation of next-generation products, including high-performance mobile screens, intuitive 3D displays, outdoor-readable smartphones, and immersive Smart AR Glasses. The company combines high precision with large-scale production and cost efficiency, making these advanced technologies accessible and commercially viable.
The company serves customers across Europe, the United States, and Asia who have adopted its large-area nanoimprint technology.
FinSMEs
11/09/2024