Microfluidics
Microfluidic chip technology uses nanoprinting to integrate basic operations in biological, chemical, and medical analysis, including sample preparation, reaction, separation, and detection, onto a micrometer-scale chip. The entire analysis is automated, ultimately realizing chip-based operation, known as a "Lab-on-a-chip". Most of the current microfluidics industry uses imprinting, mainly for planar devices, which greatly limits design and function. Nanoscale three-dimensional laser direct writing greatly reduces fabrication complexity and cost while substantially improving functionality. The market size was approximately 28 × one hundred million US dollars in 2015 and reached 58 × one hundred million US dollars in 2018, with a compound annual growth rate exceeding 27%.
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