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July 25, 2013; Lanham, MD:  Potomac Photonics, a leader in micro hole drilling technology, has recently completed a project making shadow masks for work leading to energy efficient computing at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA. With ever increasing energy consumption demands placed on microelectronics, R&D groups worldwide have turned to developing novel technologies such as…

High speed micro hole drilling process increases throughput, accuracy and aspect ratio for work in metals such as stainless steel, copper, titanium among others. June 27, 2013, Lanham, MD: Building upon 30 years of innovation in manufacturing, precision micromachining firm Potomac Photonics, Inc. has developed a new high-speed micro hole drilling process that is especially…

Our goal is to inspire and enable innovation and new technology by providing services with accessibility and pricing that will revolutionize manufacturing on a global scale. In these economic challenging times, Potomac Photonics stands ready to provide you with the most cost-effective micromachining services in the industry. Our pricing structure is extremely flexible and there…

One of the most aesthetically beautiful works entered in the Bits to Its Art Show for which Potomac Photonics is the official 3D printing service is actually a realization of a mathematical equation. Round Mobius Strip was created by Henry Segerman, a research fellow at Melbourne University in Australia with a PhD in mathematics from…

Potomac Photonics recently departed from their usual industrial, consumer and manufacturing applications to serve as the official 3D printing service for the Bits to Its 3D Printing art show in Rockland, Maine. The Bits to Its show organizers chose digital fabrication experts Potomac Photonics to complete all the 3D Printing needed by artists who did not have their…