First Nano Designs Next-Generation
EasyTube™ FED System
Santa Barbara, CA, July 21,
2004 – First Nano has designed and
developed the next-generation EasyTube™ System specifically intended
for field emission display (FED) technology, application research
and development.
Cary Chee, CEO of First Nano
said “We are thrilled to be chosen by a prominent research institute
in the Asian Pacific region to develop the EasyTube™ FED System, a
chemical vapor deposition system for producing nanotubes or
nanowires directly onto large glass substrates for FED devices. The
EasyTube FED will allow research to transition into product
prototyping and manufacturing capability, which is a major step
toward the commercialization of nanomaterials-based FED devices and
technology.”
Asia represents one of the
largest markets for FED research and technology development. It is
expected that the global industrial R&D community will benefit from
the new tool turnkey features and large substrate sample size area.
Current field emission display
commercial products include flat panel displays, personal computers
and other high-tech electronic display products.
First Nano provides specialized
solutions for process control challenges unique to the
nanotechnology field and focuses on addressing specific application
needs by applying broad experience in nanotechnology instrumentation
and fabrication.
About First Nano
First Nano, was established
in May 2003, to develop and manufacture process equipment uniquely
suited to nanotechnology applications. Founded by Dr. Virgil Elings,
founder of Digital Instruments, Dennis Adderton, formerly of
NanoDevices and Digital Instruments, Dr. Stephen Minne of Stanford
University and formerly President of NanoDevices, and Cary Chee,
formerly of FEI and Veeco, First Nano manufactures the industry’s
first innovative, turnkey process equipment for the synthesis of a
variety of one-dimensional nanostructures and materials.
First Nano is a privately held
company specializing in the manufacture of process equipment for
nanotechnology applications.
Contact:
First Nano.
KAren Hamberg 631-981-7081
info@firstnano.com
Source: First Nano
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