Voltera designs and manufactures benchtop electronics printing and dispensing systems that allow engineers, researchers, academics and makers to prototype electronics in-house rather than relying on external fabrication. The company's work spans additive electronics printing, conductive materials printing, solder-paste dispensing, precision materials dispensing, flexible hybrid electronics and reflow processes, with applications in PCB prototyping and materials research.
Two products anchor the offering. V-One is a PCB printer that combines drilling, conductive-material printing, solder-paste dispensing and reflow in a single benchtop system. NOVA is a benchtop system for precision dispensing of functional materials onto both rigid and flexible substrates. The systems are used across electronics prototyping, academia and research, sensors, biomedical work, flexible and stretchable electronics, and advanced materials.
The company describes itself as a tight-knit, mission-driven team built around trust, knowledge-sharing and mutual support, with cross-disciplinary collaboration between engineers, researchers, sales and customer support. Stated cultural emphases include continuous learning, openly sharing successes and challenges, and moving ideas quickly from materials research to finished prototypes, in service of a mission to remove barriers to innovation.
