From OLEDs to steering wheels to sensors, seat belts, printed heaters, flexible and printed electronics are becoming ever more important in cars and trucks.
Sun Chemical, DuPont, Tekscan, Brewer Science and SEMI are among the presenters detailing the future of flexible and printed electronics and conductive inks.
It specializes in printing with conductive inks, including silver, copper, and carbon inks and serves the life sciences, automotive, and aerospace industries.
The SEMI Foundation partners with Foothill College, Ignited Education, and Krause Center for Innovation to develop microelectronics career training program.
Flexible hybrid electronics projects include additive packaging of RF components for hypersonic applications, wearable sensor systems for factory settings.
Fraunhofer SmartID project looks to develop a novel marking system that can determine the authenticity of products via smart devices even while offline.
Vestcom provides pricing and branded labeling solutions at the retail shelf-edge, and advances the opportunity to accelerate Intelligent Labels adoption.
The 15,700-square-foot Research and Innovation Laboratory (RAIL) will provide multipurpose lab space for energy efficiency and renewable energy research.
Such devices could eventually help computers process visual information more like the human brain and be used as sensors in things like self-driving vehicles.
Ynvisible tailored a low power, branded, calibrated temperature indication label for cold-chain and temperature-controlled shipment and storage of goods.
Two-dimensional (2D) materials have a huge potential for providing devices with much smaller size and extended functionalities, Graphene Flagship said.
Thin, flexible organic solar cell can be integrated into sensors, consumer electronics and other low power devices to reduce or eliminate the need for batteries.
Imec will validate three of its technologies in a spaceflight environment. Being compact and sophisticated makes these systems attractive for implementation.
Evis designs new products, services, businesses that spark change for Fortune 500 companies such as Amazon, Nike, Toyota, Philips, GE and Herman Miller.
Special liquid indicators have been created by Timestrip which can travel with the frozen vaccine supplies ensuring that any temperature breach can be ID'd.
Funding – up to $154 million – includes money from the Office of the Secretary of Defense to fuel electronics innovation for manufacturing, military purposes.
21 European partners from industry, research organizations, universities pooling expertise in continuous functionalization of surfaces in roll-to-roll process.
SEMI-FlexTech, a SEMI Strategic Association Partner, presented the 2020 FLEXI Awards at the 19th annual FLEX 2020 Conference and Exhibition in San Jose, CA.
OE-A Competition 2020 exhibits, new OE-A Roadmap and the current business climate survey show the state of the art in flexible electronics at LOPEC 2020.
Focused on design, development, and production of battery solutions targeting existing market demand with differentiated solutions to power wearables, sensors.
Flex ended the quarter with approximately $1.8 billion of cash on hand and reduced total debt by approximately $200.3 million to approximately $2.8 billion.
According to Yole’s analysts, the emerging printing equipment market is expected to grow at a 5.8% CAGR for the next five years, to reach $781 million in 2024.
Robinson is director of Open Innovation & Business Development for Packaging Innovation at L’Oréal USA; Ljungqvist was chairman of Consensum Production AB.
Epishine is purchasing roll-to-roll manufacturing services from Ynvisible Production; companies combining solar cells with printed electronic displays.
The grants include $3.8 million to fund a new integrated photonics training facility that will be co-led by Bridgewater State University and Stonehill College.
Fitness trackers, smart pharmaceutical packaging, adhesive solar films or step-less dimmable windows among the focus of next event (March 24-26, 2020).
6 Fraunhofer Institutes demonstrated individualization of single products in mass production environments by employing digital printing and laser technologies.
The billings figure is 0.4% higher than the final June 2019 level of $2.03 billion, and is 14.5% lower than the July 2018 billings level of $2.38 billion.
Ynvisible issued to the former Consensum shareholders an aggregate of 3,564,474 common shares of the company at a deemed price of $0.474 per payment share.
The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2019, subject to regulatory clearances and the satisfaction of other customary closing conditions.
The AS_NRF51 FleX-BLE IC from American Semiconductor employs Nordic’s nRF51822 SoC to deliver a flexible connectivity solution for wearable, IoT, and more.
This collaboration will enable a complete solution, starting from polyester films, to state-of-the-art FPC fabrication and low-temperature soldering assembly.
The winners received the award for their work in accelerating the development of FHE in emerging technologies, manufacturing, defense, aerospace, and more.
New Awards from the Massachusetts Manufacturing Innovation Initiative support projects across the state, bringing total program investment to over $50 million.
Tool will be able to additively build integrated hybrid circuits on 3D surfaces, as well as devices on flexible, low temperature and rigid planar substrates
Nanopaint also intends to develop new products and new inks such as transparent conductive inks "so that it can replace ITO," per CEO Juliana Oliveira.
From design to production and support, FCT is bringing expertise to flexible circuits, rigid flex, flexible heaters, membrane switches, EMS/assembly and more.
Sun Chemical, DuPont, Tekscan, Brewer Science and SEMI among the presenters detailing the future of flexible and printed electronics and conductive inks.
Addition of Consensum’s roll-to-roll capabilities opens the door to high-volume printing of electrochromic displays for smart labels, brand security and more.
The RFID market continues to enjoy excellent growth as adaptation of the technology expands rapidly, and some major ink manufacturers are well-positioned to grow within the conductive ink marketplace.
Student researchers have developed a 3D-printed electronic skin that can flex, stretch and sense like human skin, opening the door for new advances in HMI.
With wearable electronics being all the rage, South Korean researchers have developed a super stretchable and durable material, unlike its predecessors.
One-drop approach is cheaper and faster for tiling functional nanosheets together in a single layer, according to scientists at Japan's Nagoya University.
Research supported by orgs including Office of Naval Research, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, and U.S. DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration.
Innovations in graphene, thanks to its unique electronic and physical properties, are driving forward a new wave of exciting innovations in smartphone hardware.
In Printed Electronics Now's latest podcast, Printed Electronics Now's editor Dave Savastano and Wolfgang Mildner, OE-A vice chair Europe, discuss the latest news at the OE-A.
In Printed Electronics Now's latest podcast, Printed Electronics Now's editor Dave Savastano and Lou Panico, CEO of XENON Corporation, discusses the history and latest news at XENON Corporation.
Dr. Stephan Kirchmeyer, OE-A Chairman and Head of the Business Unit Functional Coatings at Heraeus Precious Metals GmbH & Co. KG, discusses LOPEC 2014 and the advances being made by the OE-A.
In Printed Electronics Now's latest podcast, editor Dave Savastano and Stan Farnsworth, OE-A vice president and vice president of marketing for NovaCentrix, discuss the mission of the OE-A and the upcoming LOPEC 2014 conference.
Most urgently, ideas are sought for projects that may include medical countermeasures; non-medical countermeasures; workforce development and training.