David Savastano, Editor05.10.16
There are plenty of technologies in the printed electronics field that deserve notice for their commercial or research potential. Three recent conferences offered a look at some of these innovative approaches. All in all, congratulations to all of the honorees.
LOPEC 2016, held in Munich, Germany, presented four honors: Heliatek (Best Prototype & New Product: OPV Building Facade); Hochschule München (Best Freestyle Demonstrator: Beer Coaster, and Public Choice Award); Sunflower Project (Best Publicly Funded Project Demonstrator: OPV Living Room); and Papier-Machine (Best Printed Electronics Vision: Printed electronics paper games).
Printed Electronics Europe also presented four awards: BASF (Best Technical Development Materials Award); BotFactory, Inc. (Best Technical Development Manufacturing Award); NSF Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing,
LOPEC 2016, held in Munich, Germany, presented four honors: Heliatek (Best Prototype & New Product: OPV Building Facade); Hochschule München (Best Freestyle Demonstrator: Beer Coaster, and Public Choice Award); Sunflower Project (Best Publicly Funded Project Demonstrator: OPV Living Room); and Papier-Machine (Best Printed Electronics Vision: Printed electronics paper games).
Printed Electronics Europe also presented four awards: BASF (Best Technical Development Materials Award); BotFactory, Inc. (Best Technical Development Manufacturing Award); NSF Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing,
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