David Savastano, Editor12.20.21
The automotive market is one of flexible and printed electronics’ strongest success stories. Printed electronics can be found in a variety of areas; printed heaters and sensors for seat belts and air bags have long been incorporated in our cars and trucks. BMW and Audi are using OLED tail lights in some of their models.
What is both interesting and promising are the new applications that are emerging. OLED displays for the interior of cars and trucks are providing designers with new tools to design with; Continental Corporation announced in November 2021 that is received a €1 billion order for its OLED displays. In-mold electronics are in the pipeline, changing the interior designs of cars while adding functionality. Carbon nanot
What is both interesting and promising are the new applications that are emerging. OLED displays for the interior of cars and trucks are providing designers with new tools to design with; Continental Corporation announced in November 2021 that is received a €1 billion order for its OLED displays. In-mold electronics are in the pipeline, changing the interior designs of cars while adding functionality. Carbon nanot
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