01.06.20
CPI announced that it is hosting the innoLAE Industry Day 2020, an event uniting large corporates, SMEs and the associated supply chain in the printed electronics industry to discuss the latest commercial developments.
The innoLAE Industry Day 2020 event will take place on Jan. 20 in Cambridgeshire and will feature talks from prominent industry leaders. SMEs will be given the opportunity to broaden their network, form collaborations and pitch their offerings to the industry.
Printed electronics enable the mass production of extremely thin, cost-effective and flexible electronic circuits. The technology can deliver electronic functionality to a far wider range of surfaces than conventional rigid circuits. As such, it has broad applications ranging from authentication labels for the food and beverage industry to medtech wearables and the Internet of Things. The market has expanded rapidly over the last decade, growing to one worth more than £20 billion ($26.23 billion)
CPI has gained extensive experience in this burgeoning sector and has established a large industry network through work at its National Printed Electronics Centre.
The free one-day event will draw around 100 delegates to the prestigious Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, UK, and will set the scene for the innoLAE 2020 conference that starts the following day.
The event begins with a keynote address from IDTechEx CEO Raghu Das.
Other confirmed speakers showcase the wide applications of the technology and include Sven Strassburg, Watson Internet of Things lead architect at IBM; Andy Smith, technical packaging director at GSK; Jonas Vandecruys, global packaging development engineer at AB InBev; and Neil Chilton, co-founder of Printed Electronics Limited.
The industry experts will discuss market drivers and explain how printed and flexible electronics can be implemented across different industries to access significant benefits. As part of the event, SMEs will also have the invaluable opportunity to take part in quick-fire pitches to these active industry experts. The day will close with networking drinks and canapes. The full agenda and registration information can be found here.
“We are delighted to welcome the printed electronics industry to the innoLAE Industry Day 2020," said John Cocker, director of Printable Electronics at CPI. "Building on last year’s hugely successful meeting, we hope to foster discussion that accelerates industrialization of flexible and hybrid electronics. This advanced technology has huge potential and the event is an important catalyst to enable the collaborations and knowledge-sharing that lead to innovation.”
The innoLAE Industry Day 2020 event will take place on Jan. 20 in Cambridgeshire and will feature talks from prominent industry leaders. SMEs will be given the opportunity to broaden their network, form collaborations and pitch their offerings to the industry.
Printed electronics enable the mass production of extremely thin, cost-effective and flexible electronic circuits. The technology can deliver electronic functionality to a far wider range of surfaces than conventional rigid circuits. As such, it has broad applications ranging from authentication labels for the food and beverage industry to medtech wearables and the Internet of Things. The market has expanded rapidly over the last decade, growing to one worth more than £20 billion ($26.23 billion)
CPI has gained extensive experience in this burgeoning sector and has established a large industry network through work at its National Printed Electronics Centre.
The free one-day event will draw around 100 delegates to the prestigious Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, UK, and will set the scene for the innoLAE 2020 conference that starts the following day.
The event begins with a keynote address from IDTechEx CEO Raghu Das.
Other confirmed speakers showcase the wide applications of the technology and include Sven Strassburg, Watson Internet of Things lead architect at IBM; Andy Smith, technical packaging director at GSK; Jonas Vandecruys, global packaging development engineer at AB InBev; and Neil Chilton, co-founder of Printed Electronics Limited.
The industry experts will discuss market drivers and explain how printed and flexible electronics can be implemented across different industries to access significant benefits. As part of the event, SMEs will also have the invaluable opportunity to take part in quick-fire pitches to these active industry experts. The day will close with networking drinks and canapes. The full agenda and registration information can be found here.
“We are delighted to welcome the printed electronics industry to the innoLAE Industry Day 2020," said John Cocker, director of Printable Electronics at CPI. "Building on last year’s hugely successful meeting, we hope to foster discussion that accelerates industrialization of flexible and hybrid electronics. This advanced technology has huge potential and the event is an important catalyst to enable the collaborations and knowledge-sharing that lead to innovation.”
