David Savastano, Editor01.14.15
There has been much talk in recent years about the commercialization of products within the flexible and printed electronics industry.
These were the 10 most read Printed Electronics Now Online Exclusives in 2014:
1. Most Intriguing Printed Electronics Products of 2013
2. Imprint Energy Moves Forward on Flexible Printed Batteries
3. PARC Sees Opportunities for Printed Electronics
4. Quantum Materials Scales Up Quantum Dot Production for Solar, Display and Lighting Markets
5. 2014FLEX Shows that Flexible Electronics is Nearing the Tipping Point
6. HP Develops New Materials for Flexible Printed Electronics
7. Northeastern University’s NanoOPS System Makes Inroads into Nanoscale Electronics Manufacturing
8. Thin Film’s Acquisition of Kovio Will Add NFC Capabilities to Smart Labels
9. Sun Chemical, T+ink Partner to Form T+Sun
10. Taiyo America Adapts Knowledge from PCB Market to Printed Electronics
These were the 10 most read Printed Electronics Now Online Exclusives in 2014:
1. Most Intriguing Printed Electronics Products of 2013
2. Imprint Energy Moves Forward on Flexible Printed Batteries
3. PARC Sees Opportunities for Printed Electronics
4. Quantum Materials Scales Up Quantum Dot Production for Solar, Display and Lighting Markets
5. 2014FLEX Shows that Flexible Electronics is Nearing the Tipping Point
6. HP Develops New Materials for Flexible Printed Electronics
7. Northeastern University’s NanoOPS System Makes Inroads into Nanoscale Electronics Manufacturing
8. Thin Film’s Acquisition of Kovio Will Add NFC Capabilities to Smart Labels
9. Sun Chemical, T+ink Partner to Form T+Sun
10. Taiyo America Adapts Knowledge from PCB Market to Printed Electronics
