Stamper Technologies, founded by Bruce Ha, is a high-tech company specializing in archival storage technology, particularly NanoFiche. NanoFiche is a technology that uses nano-engraving to store vast amounts of data on durable materials like nickel, designed to last for millions of years even in harsh environments. Their key product, NanoFiche, is being used to preserve human knowledge and culture by etching literature, art, and other intellectual milestones onto a nearly indestructible medium. Stamper Technologies partners with organizations like Astrobotic to deliver these archives to the Moon, with the goal of safeguarding humanity's legacy against terrestrial risks.
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Each page of the Lunar Library is etched by laser at 300,000 dpi using patented nanolithography technology provided exclusively to the Arch Mission Foundation by Stamper Technologies.