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Most Intriguing Flexible, Printed Electronics Products of 2020

Here’s a look at five interesting technologies that have either reached the market or are nearing commercialization in 2020.

David Savastano, Editor 01.13.21

Virtual CES 2021 to Highlight Newest Technologies

Major technology show will be all-digital this year, but will still bring latest in sensors, wearables and more.

David Savastano, Editor 01.06.21

Printed Electronics Now’s Top Stories for 2020

COVID-19 dominated the headlines in 2020.

David Savastano, Editor 12.21.20

Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News

IEE’s Printed Electronics Systems Essential to Automotive Market

Company’s printed sensors are found in seats and steering wheels of today’s cars and trucks.

David Savastano, Editor 12.15.20

Manufacturers News | RFID and NFC | Suppliers News

PragmatIC, Quality Hospital Solutions Launch SamplePod

RFID-based labeling system could make sample testing and pathology more efficient.

David Savastano, Editor 12.09.20

Contract Manufacturing/Printing | Printing | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News

SPGPrints Brings Printing Expertise to COVID-19 Biosensors

Company’s rotary screen printers are producing millions of COVID-19 rapid tests.

David Savastano, Editor 12.02.20

Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News

Brewer Science Bringing Sensors to the Factory

Company’s FHE deployments have centered around data monitoring, notification of elements for facility performance and preventative maintenance.

David Savastano, Editor 11.25.20

Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News | Universities

Canatu Brings Carbon NanoBud Technology to Sensors to Detect Opioids

Collaborating with Aalto University and Helsinki University on FEPOD project to develop electrochemical sensors to determine analgesic concentrations in blood.

David Savastano, Editor 11.18.20

Key Advantages of Smart Packaging

There are numerous benefits that smart packaging brings to consumers and brand owners.

David Savastano, Editor 11.11.20

Displays and Lighting | Electronic Materials | Manufacturers News | Suppliers News

OTI Lumionics Sees Opportunities in OLED Field

Company recently received a strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures.

David Savastano, Editor 11.04.20

Nanomaterials | Sensors and Wearables

JonDeTech Brings Expertise in Nanotechnology to Sensors

Swedish company launches what it believes to be the world’s thinnest IR sensor element, which can be produced by PCB manufacturers.

David Savastano, Editor 10.28.20

Electronic & Conductive Ink Conference Showcases Future of Ink Technology

Highlights include talks on conductive inks, smart packaging, displays, sensors, healthcare, equipment and testing.

David Savastano, Editor 10.21.20

Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

GE Research Developing Sensors for Wind Turbines

Partnering with Binghamton University, Georgia Tech and Sikorsky on sensors that will monitor the turbines’ parts.

David Savastano, Editor 10.12.20

Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News

Royole Corporation Pursues Its Vision of a ‘Flexible Planet’

FlexPai 2 foldable smartphone, Louis Vuitton collaboration shows potential of flexible displays.

David Savastano, Editor 10.06.20

NAPIM's Virtual Ink Week, Conductive Ink Conference Set for Oct. 12-16

‘Formulating for a Circular Economy,’ printed and flexible electronics will be among the highlights of the conference.

David Savastano, Editor 09.30.20

Conductive Inks and Coatings | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables

With Eye on Its Future, Brewer Science Forms an ESOP

Dr. Terry Brewer and his family gift 33% of shares of company, which will ensure the company remains privately held.

David Savastano, Editor 09.23.20

Manufacturers News | Photovoltaics | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Suppliers News

Printed Electronics Now Q&A: Nanosys, UbiQD Bringing Quantum Dots to Agriculture

Converting the sun’s energy with quantum dots can lead to vigorous flowering and fruit production.

Printed Electronics Now staff 09.15.20

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

Renewables Rescue Stability as Grid Loses Spin

NREL studies are confirming in the field and on live power systems that solar, wind, and hybrid power plants can provide their own source of grid stability.

Connor O'Neil, NREL 09.15.20