In October 2008, Esquire magazine created a unique cover to celebrate its 75th anniversary. The cover, utilizing technology from E Ink, featured a flashing display screen, batteries and electronics. As a result, the Esquire cover brought increased interest in the possibilities of printed electronics. In February 2011, a new cover project has captured the potential of printed electronics. Developed in conjunction with Cal Poly State University, Canvas magazine brought together a large number of industry leaders to create an innovative, interactive cover. NTERA provided its NanoChromics™ systems, which are advanced, fully printable electrochromic materials. Other key players included Ricoh, Fujifilm Sericol, Blue Spark Technologies (which supplied the batteries) and DuPont Teijin Films. The project was a screenprinted 10-color process, although the actual color stations were set up to use specialized systems. NTERA’s ink systems were utiliz