Interview with The Danish Technological Institute at the Printed Electronics USA event, part of the IDTechEx Show! The Danish Technological Institute develops, applies and disseminates research- and technologically-based knowledge for the Danish and International business sectors; for example, a range of nanomaterials for printed electronics applications. For more information see http://www.teknologisk.dk and http://www.IDTechEx.com
Category: Printed Electronics
The Danish Technological Institute development of nanomaterials for printed electronics
Posted by – February 17, 2016
Jones Packaging anti-counterfeiting using T+Sun Touchcode touchscreen sensitive coding
Posted by – February 7, 2016
Jones Packaging specialize in printed packaging, contract packaging and medication dispensing and delivery products. For more information see http://www.jonespackaging.com filmed at at http://www.IDTechEx.com Printed Electronics USA
Infratab Cold Chain Freshness Monitoring System
Posted by – February 7, 2016
Infratab makes Freshtime, a freshness-monitoring system of RFID- and NFC-enabled tags that monitor elapsed time and the temperature of perishable items (food, medicines, flowers , blood, adhesives, ammunition etc). Freshtime integrates these variables in a 100-point metric that tells users concurrently “how fresh” the product is. For more information see http://www.infratab.com Filmed at at the Internet of Things Applications exhibition, part of the IDTechEx Show!
Holst Centre Smart Clothing with flexible displays and sensors
Posted by – January 31, 2016
Category: Displays, Sensors, Health, Printed Electronics, Smart Clothing, Exclusive videos, IDTechEx
Holst Centre at Printed Electronics USA, shows wearable technology applications of their products and prototypes. Holst Centre is an independent R&D center that develops technologies for wireless autonomous sensor technologies and flexible electronics. The Holst Centre’s business model is to partner with industry and academia based around roadmaps and programs. For more information see http://www.holstcentre.com and http://www.IDTechEx.com
NovaCentrix PulseForge Demo at IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA
Posted by – January 27, 2016
Stan Farnsworth from NovaCentrix gives a tour of NovaCentrix’s PulseForge equipment at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA event. NovaCentrix is focused on technologies and materials to enable manufacturing in Printed Electronics. The PulseForge photonic curing tools process high-temperature materials on low-temperature substrates. Applications include drying, sintering, annealing, or reacting metallic, non-metallic, and semiconductor inks, without damaging temperature sensitive substrates such as foils and plastics. For more information see http://www.novacentrix.com and http://www.IDTechEx.com
NthDegree Nth Light, Flexible Printed LED Lights
Posted by – January 25, 2016
NthDegree’s ultra-thin, flexible, lightweight LED lights are printed on either a flatbed screen press or a high speed roll-to-roll printing press. Filmed at the Printed Electronics USA event. For more information see http://www.ndeg.com/ and http://www.IDTechEx.com
DuPont printed electronics for displays, photovoltaics, automotive and more
Posted by – January 17, 2016
Interview with DuPont at the IDTechEx Show! DuPont Microcircuit Materials manufactures specialized inks for a variety of printed electronic applications in the display, photovoltaic, automotive, biomedical, telecommunication and consumer products markets. DuPont Microcircuit Materials’ stretchable/formable ink developments are also designed for use in wearable and in-mold electronics applications.
For more information see http://www.mcm.dupont.com and http://www.IDTechEx.com.
LinnStrument with Tangio Printed 3D Force Touch
Posted by – January 12, 2016
Phi Bui of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music plays the LinnStrument at the Printed Electronics USA event, a one-of-a-kind expressive, polyphonic multi-dimensional MIDI controller. At the heart of the LinnStrument is a custom touch sensor designed by Roger Linn Design and fabricated by Tangio Printed Electronics. Like any fine musical instrument, LinnStrument must have highly consistent touch sensitivity across its surface, and this is provided by Tangio’s precise fabrication process. LinnStrument’s patent-pending multi-touch technology captures three dimensions of each finger’s movement, polyphonically. As a solution for haptic and expressive input in automotive, consumer electronics and medical devices, Tangio Printed Electronics, creates flexible 3D touch sensors that can be inside the most advanced, touch-sensing products in the world.
The core technology of Tangio’s 3D Touch sensor is that of the Force-sensing resistor. Force-sensing resistors are an evolution of membrane switch technology, based on the same user interface design principals and made using similar manufacturing techniques. The force sensor is essentially an analog, multi-position switch, while the membrane switch is simply ON/OFF. What defines a force-sensing resistor is its unique characteristic of dynamic conductance / resistance relative to the amount of pressure applied to the device. In general, the more pressure applied to the surface of the sensor, the greater the conductance / the lower the resistance.
Force-sensing resistors are used for qualitative rather than quantitative or precision measurements. They are found in a wide range of industry applications: automotive, human interface devices, toys, medical equipment, musical instruments, sporting equipment and safety equipment.
This video also features an interview with the National Research Council Canada. The National Research Council (NRC) is the Government of Canada’s organization for research and development. NRC’s Printable Electronics (PE) initiative coordinates key industrial areas – materials, ink, printing, and packaging – as a springboard for a profitable, large-scale PE sector. For more information see http://www.tangio.co, http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/eng/solutions/collaborative/pe_index.html and http://www.IDTechEx.com
$300 Starkpos M8200 Mobile POS(Point of Sales) Devices Android 4.2
Posted by – November 30, 2015
Starkpos M8200 is an All-in-One mobile POS(Point of Sales) device with SIM card slot, WiFi,Bluetooth and 23 buttons of keyboard. It can used anywhere with 2” printer, Barcode scanner, Magnetic Card reader, Smart Card Reader, GPS options. Runs Android 4.2, it also can support all most Android apps. Bulk price at $300 to $500 with different options.
You can contact Starkpos here: (Please let them know if you watch this video)
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Shenzhen Shining Explores European Market for Precision Coating Equipment
Posted by – October 5, 2015
Mrs Jing Zhang from ShenZhen Shining Automation Co., Ltd being interviewed by Raghu Das from IDTechEx at Printed Electronics Europe. Shenzhen Shining Automation Co., Ltd is a manufacturer of precision coating equipment for Li-ion batteries, printed electronics, opticals , flexible printed circuits, flat panel displays, solar cells, pharmaceutical and tape industries. For more information about the event see http://www.IDTechEx.com
Eight19 Plastic Photovoltaics for Off-Grid Portable Power
Posted by – October 5, 2015
Chris Rider of Eight19 speaks to Raghu Das (IDTechEx). Eight19, located in Cambridge, UK, develops and manufactures plastic photovoltaics for energy harvesting, for the internet of things and for off-grid applications. Through the innovative use of industry-standard, high-volume, roll-to-roll processes and solution-based organic photoactive materials, the company has a highly cost-effective route for scaling-up its technology to supply the largest markets. Eight19 is currently producing modules on a small scale for commercial partners with applications in indoor energy harvesting for signage and lighting and outdoor power for portable electronics. Eight19’s plastic PV modules benefit from flexibility, thinness, light-weight and robustness, they also demonstrate excellent low-light performance for indoor use. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
Printed Temperature Sensor Demo at IDTechEx Printed Electronics Europe
Posted by – October 5, 2015
Prof. David Britton from PST Sensors demonstrating their temperature sensing systems (printed silicon nanoparticle negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor) to Raghu Das (IDTechEx) at Printed Electronics Europe. PST sells the ability to put temperature sensing into everything, anywhere. Working with its customers, PST Sensors has developed a suite of temperature sensing systems which cannot be manufactured using other technologies. These include not only fully flexible and large area temperature sensing systems, but also sensor arrays. At the heart of PST Sensors’ product range is a silicon nanoparticle negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor which can be printed on almost any material including paper, fabric and polymer film, with an almost infinite choice of form factors. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
Neotech Printing Electronics onto 3D Surfaces
Posted by – October 5, 2015
Neotech AMT – Advanced Manufacturing Technologies for 3D Printed Electronics. Dr Martin Hedges from Neotech speaking to Raghu Das (IDTechEx), demonstrating the company’s capability to produce and print complex circuitry on 3D surfaces at 3D Printing Europe. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
NovaCentrix: Exhibitor Perspective on Printed Electronics Europe Event
Posted by – October 2, 2015
Interview with Stan Farnsworth from NovaCentrix at Printed Electronics Europe. NovaCentrix is focused on technologies and materials to enable manufacturing in Printed Electronics. For more information about the event see http://www.IDTechEx.com
NovaCentrix Hybrid Products and Applications with Printed Electronics at Printed Electronics Europe
Posted by – October 2, 2015
Interview with Stan Farnsworth from NovaCentrix. NovaCentrix is focused on technologies and materials to enable manufacturing in Printed Electronics. The PulseForge® photonic curing tools process high-temperature materials on low-temperature substrates. Applications include drying, sintering, annealing, or reacting metallic, non-metallic, and semiconductor inks, without damaging temperature sensitive substrates such as foils and plastics. With processing times of only milliseconds, surface depositions can be heated to melting or crystallization temperatures without damaging low temperature substrates. The very short processing times of the PulseForge® tools allow for high-speed processing rates in a roll-to-roll production format at speeds approaching 100 meters per minute. For more information about the event see http://www.IDTechEx.com
Graphenea Predict the Immediate Market for Graphene: Composites, Polymers and Printed Electronics
Posted by – September 29, 2015
Inigo Charola from Graphenea speaking to Thomas Keenan (IDTechEx) at Graphene & 2D Materials Europe. Graphenea is a leading graphene producer. The company exports graphene materials to 40 countries, supplies its products to Universities, Research Centers and Industries. Graphenea is part of a growing cluster of nanotechnology companies based at the nanotechnology research centre, CIC nanoGune. Graphenea is a partner of the Graphene Flagship. The EU launched this 10-year investment push research programme that aims to find ways of commercialising graphene. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
Talga Resources: 1-Step Extraction Process for Lower Cost Graphene (Factor 1000 Cheaper)
Posted by – September 29, 2015
Talga Resources being interviewed at Graphene & 2D Materials Europe. Talga is a high tech materials company with its own source of integrated supply from multiple advanced high grade graphite projects in northern Sweden. The flagship project “Vittangi” is at development stage and like all the projects, benefits from established high quality infrastructure including low cost power, road, rail and ports. Two of the five graphite projects have unique ore that allows graphite and graphene to be liberated at an atomic level in an extremely cost effective way. The graphene produced is of a high quality and suitable for a range of large volume composite, additive and high technology applications. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
Flexible Circuit Technologies in wearables: Nike Fuel Band, Skin Patches, Oxygen Sensors
Posted by – September 29, 2015
Robin Lemson from Flexible Circuit Technologies being interviewed by James Hayward at IDTechEx Wearable Europe. Flexible Circuit Technologies, Inc. (Flexible Circuit) are a supplier of flex circuit design, rigid flex circuits, and flexible circuits and heaters. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
DOWA Launch a Copper Nano Particle Ink for RFID Antenna at Printed Electronics Europe
Posted by – September 29, 2015
DOWA HD Europe is a Japanese smelter and an established manufacturer of various functional materials such as silver/copper/zinc/iron powder for electronic device and semiconductor wafer/ LED. DOWA also develop silver nano powder/ink for printed electronics, silver nano paste as an alternative to Pb solder and composite oxide powder for fuel cell/auto catalyst. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
CYNORA Creating Iridium-Free OLED Materials
Posted by – September 29, 2015
Dr Georgios Liaptsis from CYNORA speaking to Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh at Printed Electronics Europe. CYNORA offers tailor-made solutions for organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). CYNORA provides the display and lighting markets with emitter materials, which make use of Singlet-Harvesting technology. CYNORA’s research encompasses developing optoelectronic materials, including theoretic calculations, and material-testing in OLED-prototypes. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com
