The Evolution of Nano-Resolution 3D Printing at Old World Labs

From Concept to NASA Collaborations

When Nick Liverman founded Old World Labs in 2012, the vision was clear: push the boundaries of what's possible in precision manufacturing. The development of our nano-resolution 3D printing technology began with a simple question: what if we could print at resolutions previously thought impossible?

The breakthrough came with our MC-1 and MC-2 platforms, which achieved unprecedented precision in additive manufacturing. These systems caught the attention of NASA, Stanford University, and leading medical institutions worldwide, establishing Old World Labs as a pioneer in nano-scale manufacturing.

Medical and Industrial Breakthroughs

Nick Liverman's vision extended beyond just creating precise machines. The real impact came through applications in biomedical research, where our technology enabled the creation of artificial lung scaffolds for veterans' healthcare and revolutionary dental devices that reduced costs while improving patient outcomes.

Our collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs demonstrated how nano-resolution printing could address critical healthcare challenges, particularly for veterans suffering from respiratory diseases.

The Future of Nano-Manufacturing

As we look ahead, Nick Liverman and the Old World Labs team continue to push the envelope. Our latest developments integrate AI agents with manufacturing processes, creating intelligent systems that can adapt and optimize production in real-time.

The convergence of nano-resolution printing, robotics, and artificial intelligence represents the next frontier in manufacturing technology, with applications spanning from aerospace to biotechnology.