David Savastano, Editor10.31.12
Printechnologics’ Touchcode is one of the largest success stories in the field of printed electronics. Touchcode is an invisible data tag which can be printed on nearly any surface – including paper, carton or foil – and establishes a link between online and offline communications. The technology impressed 3M so much that in October 2010, 3M New Ventures invested in Printechnologics.
In 2011, more than 25 million of Printechnologics’ Touchcode cards were produced, and company founder and CEO Sascha Voigt estimated that Printechnologics would produce more than 100 million this year for major brands ranging from ICON magazine, iSupergol and Nukotoys.
The good news is that Touchcode is now becoming even more mainstream. On Oct. 15, 2012, Touchcode received Gold Winner honors in the prestigious Wall Street Journal’s Technology Innovation Awards. Touchcode also won the “Wireless” category for enabling a seamless connection between off- and online content.
“To be recognized with this award is an extremely high honor of our work and we are very proud r
In 2011, more than 25 million of Printechnologics’ Touchcode cards were produced, and company founder and CEO Sascha Voigt estimated that Printechnologics would produce more than 100 million this year for major brands ranging from ICON magazine, iSupergol and Nukotoys.
The good news is that Touchcode is now becoming even more mainstream. On Oct. 15, 2012, Touchcode received Gold Winner honors in the prestigious Wall Street Journal’s Technology Innovation Awards. Touchcode also won the “Wireless” category for enabling a seamless connection between off- and online content.
“To be recognized with this award is an extremely high honor of our work and we are very proud r
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