Klaus Stadlmann

Klaus majored 2008 in industrial engineering at the TU Vienna. His degree thesis: “the development of an orthosis used in the supporting and measuring of a torque path of the ankle during rehabilitation” received special honors. At the moment he is finishing his pre-doc in technical sciences at Vienna’s Technical University’s Institute of Material Sciences and Technologies. Under the supervision of Prof. Stampfl he is involved in a working group concerned with the manufacturing of optical fibers.

daily work

Complex Laser System

Femtosecond Laser

Complex optimal setup

Agathe, 200 nanometers

Making objects the size of a dust particle

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Print Different

It takes more than a car to stop me from talking to you

The 3D micro printer

The Laser system was broken

I couldn't fix something myself

time to think

a week later:, the world's smallest 3D printer idea was born

a few months later first prototype was ready

same resolution as printers that cost 60,000 EU

we spent about 1000 EU

objects are created one slice at a time

hearing aids

individually produced per person

ear scanned, and then send to Germany, *laughs*

stores can now scan your ear, press print, go for a coffee, instead of 5 days, you can now have it in one day