Potential of flexible and printed electronics is on display at major electronics show.
David Savastano, Editor01.24.18
The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is, as always, a gigantic show, with eye-catching exhibits of display, Held throughout Las Vegas from Jan. 9-12, CES 2018 features the newest technologies in displays, sensors, wearables and more.
With more than 184,000 visitors and 4,000 exhibitors on hand in 2017, CES is the major event for the electronics industry, and some flexible and printed electronics applications made an appearance at this year’s show.
The OE-A highlighted the possibilities and current uses for printed electronics at its pavilion, “Flexible and Printed Electronics.” CDT, Coatema Coating Machinery, NovaCentrix, VTT, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany and InnovationLab joined the OE-A at the pavilion.
“CES is the ideal platform to inform the manufacturers of consumer electronics about the latest possibilities of organic and printed electronics,” said Dr. Klaus Hecker, OE-A managing director, about att
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