Dave Savastano11.26.14
By David Savastano
Printed Electronics USA 2014 closed its doors after a successful two-day conference at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. IDTechEx, the conference organizer, estimated that approximately 3,000 attendees were on hand, a new record for attendance, with 200 exhibitors and a total of 210 presentations to select for information.
“The show has grown significantly this year, with approximately 3,000 attendees,” IDTechEx CEO Raghu Das said. “We are seeing a great deal of discussion between technology users, developers and exhibitors. Feedback from exhibitors has been really good.”
There were numerous highlights form Day 2’s nine concurrent sessions, but perhaps the most interesting from the perspective of the possibilities and the challenges facing printed electronics (PE) came from the End User Forum, which featured four
Printed Electronics USA 2014 closed its doors after a successful two-day conference at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. IDTechEx, the conference organizer, estimated that approximately 3,000 attendees were on hand, a new record for attendance, with 200 exhibitors and a total of 210 presentations to select for information.
“The show has grown significantly this year, with approximately 3,000 attendees,” IDTechEx CEO Raghu Das said. “We are seeing a great deal of discussion between technology users, developers and exhibitors. Feedback from exhibitors has been really good.”
There were numerous highlights form Day 2’s nine concurrent sessions, but perhaps the most interesting from the perspective of the possibilities and the challenges facing printed electronics (PE) came from the End User Forum, which featured four
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