The field of 3D printing, particularly in micro- and nanoscale resolutions, has witnessed significant advancements in recent years. However, one persisting challenge is the limited throughput of techniques like 2-Photon-Polymerization (2PP), which often lags behind established direct laser writing systems in terms of volume written per unit of time. This contrast in throughput hinders the widespread adoption of 2PP, despite its unique capacity for three-dimensional fabrication with minimal feature sizes below 100 nm. To bridge this gap and unlock the full potential of 2PP, we propose a novel approach: the integration of standard lithography techniques with multiphoton lithography. In this presentation, we will present our results obtained through combined exposures.
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