XTPL Joins NextFlex® as a Member and Installs Advanced Development System
XTPL a leader in ultra-precise additive manufacturing solutions
Boston, MA — 1st of December 2025 — XTPL a leader in ultra-precise additive manufacturing solutions for next-generation microelectronics, today announced that it has officially joined NextFlex, America’s Hybrid Electronics Manufacturing Innovation Institute. As part of this collaboration, XTPL has installed one of its cutting-edge development systems at the NextFlex Technology Hub in San Jose, enabling members and non-members to explore, test, and prototype breakthrough additive manufacturing applications.
XTPL’s proprietary ultra-precise deposition technology enables printing of conductive features down to sub-micron resolution, unlocking opportunities for advanced semiconductor packaging, flexible electronics, display technologies, sensor development, and high-performance interconnects. By making this system available within the NextFlex manufacturing community, XTPL aims to accelerate innovation and support R&D programs focused on miniaturization, integration, and manufacturability.
“Joining NextFlex is an important milestone for XTPL as we expand our engagement in the U.S. innovation community,” said Dr. Filip Granek, XTPL’s CEO. “Our technology is designed to bridge the gap between lab-scale breakthroughs and industrial production. With a system now installed at the NextFlex Technology Hub, companies and research teams will be able to evaluate new architectures and develop manufacturing pathways that were previously out of reach.”
The Hybrid Electronics manufacturing community will gain hands-on access to XTPL’s system for prototyping, feasibility studies, and joint development activities. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the adoption of high-precision additive manufacturing for emerging hybrid electronics applications, while supporting U.S. manufacturing competitiveness.
“We are thrilled to welcome XTPL to NextFlex,” said Dr. Daniel Gamota, Executive Director of NextFlex. “Their high-resolution additive manufacturing capability fills an important gap in the hybrid electronics manufacturing toolkit and will serve as a valuable resource for our member community.”
XTPL’s installation at NextFlex is now operational, with joint project opportunities open to industry, academic, and government partners.
About XTPL
XTPL S.A. is a deep-tech company providing ground-breaking precision printing solutions for the global electronics market. The company develops and commercializes products and solutions relying on its globally innovative, Ultra-Precise Dispensing (UPD) platform technology protected by international patent applications. The technology enables ultra-precise deposition of conductive features with a resolution of 1 to 50 μm. The XTPL solution combines ultra-high resolution of printed structures and conductive materials with a very high concentration of metallic nanoparticles and high viscosity. This combination makes the solution unique on a global scale. The company-designed innovative additive method can be used in the rapidly growing printed electrics sector, notably in areas such as semiconductors, displays, biosensors, advanced integrated circuits or security printing. The XTPL technology can be used for electronic interconnections in advanced integrated circuits, 3D printed electronics, hybrid flexible electronics or IoT, among other areas.
About NextFlex
NextFlex is the nation’s hub for hybrid electronics innovation and manufacturing readiness. As a public-private partnership and a DoD-sponsored Manufacturing Innovation Institute, NextFlex is partially funded by Air Force Research Laboratory Cooperative Agreement number FA8650-20-2-5506. NextFlex includes a consortium of companies, academic institutions, non-profits and state, local and federal governments with a shared goal of U.S. manufacturing and commercialization of hybrid electronics. Since its formation in 2015, NextFlex and its members collectively facilitate innovation, narrow the manufacturing workforce gap, and promote a sustainable manufacturing industrial base. For more information, visit www.nextflex.us and follow NextFlex on LinkedIn.