Scrona Analysis: $12M Raised
What is Scrona?
Scrona develops a scalable MEMS-based digital EHD printhead enabling sub-micrometer additive manufacturing. The technology achieves 100x higher resolution than conventional inkjet and processes materials 100 times more viscous. It supports industrial-scale microfabrication with full digital control across thousands of nozzles. The company holds the world record for the smallest ever printed color photo, fitting on a human hair cross-section.
Location
Zürich, Switzerland
Employees
11-50
Founded
2014
Funding Status
Series B
Product Features & Capabilities
- InkLogic™ MEMS-based digital EHD printhead
- Sub-micrometer additive manufacturing
- 100x higher resolution than conventional inkjet
- Processing of 100x more viscous materials
- Scalable to thousands of nozzles for industrial throughput
Use Cases
Print microelectronic patterns with 100nm precision; Fabricate semiconductor dies with high-resolution features; Create precision sensors with sub-micrometer accuracy; Manufacture advanced medical devices with fine feature control; Enable digital fabrication of microfluidic chips; Produce high-precision optical components; Scale microfabrication for industrial production lines
Other Considerations
Wins Startup Innovation Challenge at IEEE ECTC 2025; Signs distribution agreement with K1 Solution for Korean market; Holds world record for smallest printed color photo; Featured at productronica 2025 and Industrial Print Integration conferences
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