MicroJet Technology Co., Ltd.
Taiwanese MEMS technology company making inkjet printheads and cartridges, full-color/ceramic 3D printers, piezoelectric micropumps and miniature sensors.
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Overview
MicroJet Technology Co., Ltd. is a Taiwanese company established in 1996 that builds its business on MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems) technology. According to its company profile, it employs more than 500 people and operates with working capital of about 21 million U.S. dollars. The company describes three core technologies: inkjet printing, piezoelectric micro fluidics, and 3D rapid prototyping. Its inkjet printing line covers self-designed inkjet print engines and printheads as well as thermal bubble inkjet print cartridges; its piezoelectric micro fluidics products are marketed under the CurieJet brand; and its 3D printing products are sold under the ComeTrue brand. MicroJet's product range includes inkjet print cartridges, printing ink, the ComeTrue T10 full-color powder-based 3D printer and the ComeTrue M10 ceramic and binder jetting 3D printer, piezoelectric micro pumps and micro blowers, wearable blood pressure monitor modules, and miniature particle, gas and barometer sensors, including what the company calls the smallest vehicle environmental sensor. The company positions itself as an innovator in MEMS technology and emphasizes research and development, stating that it holds more than 2,000 granted and pending patents worldwide, mostly invention patents, and ranks among Taiwan's top 100 companies in patent applications. It also offers ODM services. MicroJet sells both under its own corporate name and through its sub-brands CurieJet (piezoelectric micro fluidics) and ComeTrue (3D printing). Its website presents applications spanning printing, industrial, biomedical, and cultural and creative fields. The company's mission statement says it aims to deliver first-class, innovative products at reasonable prices, and it traces its first inkjet cartridge to 1998. MicroJet is headquartered in Taiwan and serves international markets.
History
MicroJet Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 1996 in Taiwan. According to its mission statement, the company invested substantial time, effort and resources to deliver its first inkjet cartridge in 1998. Since then it has focused on printing applications, developing its own inkjet print engines and printheads with its own specifications. Over time MicroJet expanded from inkjet printing into two additional core technologies: piezoelectric micro fluidics, marketed under the CurieJet brand, and 3D rapid prototyping, marketed under the ComeTrue brand. The CurieJet name references the Curie brothers, Pierre and Jacques Curie, who discovered the piezoelectric effect in 1880; MicroJet's CurieJet products are based on its own piezoelectric micro fluidics technology and are characterized by ultra-low power consumption and small, thin-flat form factors. The ComeTrue brand name combines 'Come' and 'True', implying that virtual images become solid objects. ComeTrue 3D printers were developed to form models directly from 3D data, creating accurate, fully colored models in hours from composite powder. By the time of its company profile, MicroJet had grown to more than 500 employees and working capital of 21 million U.S. dollars, and reported more than 2,000 granted and pending patents worldwide, mostly invention patents, ranking among Taiwan's top 100 companies in patent applications. The company also accepts ODM work.
- 1998
Delivered its first inkjet cartridge.
- 1996
MicroJet Technology Co., Ltd. established in Taiwan.
- 1880
Piezoelectric effect discovered by Pierre and Jacques Curie, later referenced by MicroJet's CurieJet brand.
Products and positioning
MEMS technology innovator offering inkjet printing, piezoelectric micro fluidics and 3D printing products, with strong R&D and patent portfolio, at affordable prices.
ComeTrue T10 Full-Color Powder-based 3D Printer
ComeTrue M10 CERAMIC & Binder Jetting 3D Printer
CurieJet Piezoelectric Micro Pumps
CurieJet Piezoelectric Micro Blowers
Wearable Blood Pressure Monitor Module
Particle, Gas and Barometer Sensors
Vehicle Environmental Sensor
Inkjet Print Cartridges
Inkjet Print Engines and Printheads
Printing Ink
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