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Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing (ECAM) is a room-temperature 3D metal printing technology that produces complex, dense metal parts without thermal processing. ECAM builds rapidly at the atomic level from a water-based feedstock containing dissolved metal ions. The electrochemical approach allows for micron-scale feature resolution, complex internal features, high-purity materials, and rapid scalability to support mass manufacturing. Fabric8Labs can leverage generative design techniques and realize the potential of optimized cooling performance through mass customization of application-optimized designs. Fabric8labs uses generative AI to optimize designs to maximize the convective and conductive heat transfer. Due to the pure quality of copper that is printed using ECAM, the thermal conductivity is measured to be 380 W/m-K. ECAM also presents a unique opportunity to direct print on any metallized substrate. This allows for cooling structures to be printed directly on substrates such as ceramic and silicon eliminating thermal interface material boosting performance. ECAM technology enables revolutionary liquid cooling solutions via custom cold plates and high surface area structures for immersion cooling.

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