Category: IDTechEx

Sonoplot Microplotter materials at IDTechEx Printed Electronics

Posted by – April 25, 2015

SonoPlot designs and sells Microplotter® materials dispensing systems for drawing features as small as 10 to 20 microns. Our patented ultrasonic dispensing technology enables true contiguous lines for superior conductive traces and enables the deposition of a wide range of materials, including solutions containing graphene, carbon nanotubes, nanoparticles, and polymers. This technology allows the Microplotter® to print inks with viscosities up to 450 cP without the hassle of tuning them to the printer. Integrated digital video and precise positioning allow for accurate alignment and dispensing on substrates. The Microplotter® systems provide unparalleled price per capability in the market.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Intrinsiq Materials at IDTechEx

Posted by – April 25, 2015

Intrinsiq Materials is an advanced materials company with facilities in Farnborough UK and Rochester US, providing nanoparticle based copper ink formulations for printed electronics applications. Our copper inkjet ink, ‘Intrinsiq CI’, and copper screen print paste, ‘Intrinsiq CP’, are innovative ink formulations designed for photonic curing at room temperature in air, by laser or broad band flash techniques. Conductivities are comparable to commercial silver inks on a range of substrates, including paper. The company has additional inks under development, including nanoparticle based nickel and silicon.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Canatu Carbon NanoBud Flexible Touch with CNB In-Mold stretchable, formable, conductive capacitive touch

Posted by – April 8, 2015

Canatu shows their latest transparent conductive films and touch sensors for flexible and 3D touch devices. At Printed Electronics USA, Canatu announced CNB In-Mold Film, a stretchable, formable, conductive film optimized for 3D formed capacitive touch displays and touch surfaces in automobile center consoles and dashboards, home appliance control panels, remote controls, smartwatches and portable electronic devices. Canatu’s transparent films and touch sensors are based on a new type of carbon nanomaterial: Carbon NanoBud. Carbon NanoBud is not limited by the brittleness or metal fatigue associated with more traditional indium tin oxide (ITO) and metal mesh structures, and therefore stretchability and 3D forms are now possible.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Infratab interview at IDTechEx Internet of Things Applications Conference

Posted by – April 8, 2015

Infratab is developing RFID based temperature indicators. Learn more in this interview made at the IDTechEx event on IoT.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

muRata sensors, capacitors for Internet of Things and Wearables at IDTechEx

Posted by – April 8, 2015

Murata Electronics is a worldwide leader in research, design, manufacture and sale of ceramic based passive electronic components, power supply and wireless module solutions. Products include: Capacitors (monolithic ceramic, polymer aluminum electrolytic, Hi-CAP, EDLC), noise/EMI suppression products, inductors, resistors , resonators, filters, RF components, communication and wireless module solutions, sensors, thermistors, DC-DC & AC-DC power supplies, buzzers, piezo actuators, micromechatronics, RFID solutions.

Murata’s products are in various consumer, industrial and medical applications from mobile communications, smart-lighting, energy management, factory automation, computers/networking equipment, automotive electronics, smart grid, healthcare devices and in the latest Wearable technologies.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Romny Scientific interview at IDTechEx Energy Harvesting & Storage

Posted by – April 8, 2015

Romny Scientific, Inc. manufactures modules and systems that turn otherwise wasted heat into useful energy. This technology utilizes the thermoelectric effect to generate electricity in a reliable manner with no moving parts. Romny’s technology is based on high performance, low cost materials without the use of toxic lead or expensive tellurium. Romny’s products allow customers in fields such as metal forming and refining, petrochemical, automotive, concrete, and glass manufacturing to take waste heat streams as hot as 700°C and power processes such as lighting, auxiliary equipment, sensors, etc., or feed it back into the power grid. Learn more in this interview made at the IDTechEx Energy Harvesting & Storage USA show. For more see http://www.IDTechEx.com

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Brewer Science interview at IDTechEx Printed Electronics

Posted by – April 8, 2015

Brewer Science is a global technology leader in developing and manufacturing innovative materials, processes, and equipment for the reliable fabrication of cutting-edge microdevices used in electronics such as tablet computers, smartphones, digital cameras, televisions, and LED lighting. Brewer Science provides process flexibility and a competitive edge for its customers and plays a critical role in the supply chain. Since 1981, when its ARC® materials revolutionized lithography processes, Brewer Science has expanded its technology to include products enabling advanced lithography, thin wafer handling, 3-D integration, chemical and mechanical device protection, and products based on carbon nanotubes and nanotechnology. Learn more in this interview made at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA show. For more see http://www.IDTechEx.com

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

ATOM Nanoelectronics at IDTechEx Printed Electronics

Posted by – April 8, 2015

The vision of Atom NanoElectronics, Inc.is to innovate scalable and high throughput printing technologies for low cost, high performance optoelectronic devices, to democratize optoelectronic devices for every person. Atom NanoElectronics focuses on developing printed 3-D SWCNT electronics and SWCNT display backplanes that will become pervasive around the world. Atom NanoElectronics is currently printing organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) on the top of printed SWCNT display backplanes. Atom NanoElectronics is working toward building a manufacturing base for printed Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) displays and will become a dominant world-wide display supplier. Learn more in this interview made at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA show. For more see http://www.IDTechEx.com

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

AT&T and the Internet of Things

Posted by – April 8, 2015

AT&T commenting on the Internet of Things at the IDTechEx Internet of Things Applications Conference.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

IDTechEx interviews PolyIC at Printed Electronics USA

Posted by – April 3, 2015

PolyIC has developed its own printed electronics technology platform, including proprietary printing process, as well as roll to roll quality control methods. Web speed is at least 30m/min. With the recent focus on transparent conductive films (TCFs), the company now offers bare transparent conducting films or complete touch sensor (capacitive). The touch sensor can be single layer or 2 layers of film. The sensor comes with the tail (printed on same substrate), which is an advantage compared to ITO-based sensors where the tail (flexible PCB) has to be added. This interview was taken at the IDTechEx event Printed Electronics USA. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

DOWA interview with IDTechEx at Printed Electronics USA

Posted by – April 3, 2015

IDTechEx interview DOWA at Printed Electronics USA. Learn more at http://www.PrintedElectronicsWorld.com

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Optomec and 3D Printing Electronics: Interview with IDTechEx


Optomec provides two technology offerings. The LENS system, a blown powder laser-based 3D printer for metals which the company manufactures under license from the Sandia National Laboratory. The second is an Aerosol Jet system which provides for conformal, direct-write, non-contact deposition of materials for printed electronics, which the company developed in-house. It can utilize a wide range of materials, with less constraints compared to inkjet. It has been successfully demonstrated and used in metallization of solar cells. This interview with IDTechEx was taken at Printed Electronics USA, hosted by IDTechEx.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Printed Flexible Temperature Sensors from PST Sensors, interview with IDTechEx

Posted by – April 3, 2015

PST Sensors (pty) Ltd is a spin-out of the University of Cape Town NanoSciences Innovation Centre. It is positioned as a technology solutions provider, and works with its partners and customers to produce integrated temperature sensing and printed electronics products. Both its printed silicon technology and temperature sensing technology have received industry awards. PST Sensors has R&D facilities in Cape Town and offices in Cape Town and London.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

Wearable Sports Technology from Decathlon

Posted by – April 3, 2015

Antoine Ravise of sports brand Decathlon talks to IDTechEx at the Wearable Technology LIVE! event about some of their innovations involving wearable technology, such as monitoring player performance during tennis. A sports top is also shown which monitors the heart rate of the player.

Printed Electronics Europe takes place in Berlin April 28-29th 2015

ULVAC nanoparticles using silver, gold and ITO

Posted by – March 8, 2015

ULVAC is a Japanese company that supplies manufacturing equipment to the display and photo-voltaic industry. They offer nanoparticle products using three materials in the main, namely silver, gold and ITO. They have the capability to offer both dispersed and formulated inks (IDTechEx: formulated refers to solutions suitable for printing). The ability to vertically integrate (form the particles, dispersions and inks) allows more value capture within the company. This interview was taken at the IDTechEx event Printed Electronics USA. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com

M-SOLV interview with IDTechEx at Printed Electronics USA

Posted by – March 7, 2015

M-Solv is a global company formed to advance laser micromachining and micro deposition applications. M-Solv performs application specific process research, design, engineering and manufacture for micron scale ablative machining and other specialised functional materials processes. This interview with IDTechEx provides more insight into the company and the industries it serves in. The video was taken at Printed Electronics USA. http://www.idtechex.com

Graphene Laboratories interview at Graphene LIVE! by IDTechEx

Posted by – March 3, 2015

Producer and distributor of CVD graphene on different substrates is interviewed by IDTechEx at the IDTechEx event Graphene LIVE!. For more information see http://www.idtechex.com

Airwolf 3D uses 3D printers to print 3D printers. Interview with IDTechEx

Posted by – January 28, 2015

Airwolf’s technicians use 3D printers to replicate more 3D printers nearly 24/7 at the company’s headquarters in Mesa CA. This video with IDTechEx was taken at the IDTechEx event 3D Printing LIVE!. Learn more at http://www.idtechex.com.

IDTechEx interview 3DPonics at 3D Printing LIVE!

Posted by – January 27, 2015

3Dponics is a 3D-printable hydroponics system that allows you to grow your own food and follow a healthy lifestyle. However, it is much more than that, especially when used in an educational environment such as a school or a club. 3Dponics teaches children of all ages about STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), and it encourages them to apply technology to their lives in meaningful and beneficial ways. This interview with IDTechEx was taken at the IDTechEx event 3D Printing LIVE!. For more information see http://www.IDTechEx.com

Applied Graphene Materials at Graphene LIVE!

Posted by – January 26, 2015

Applied Graphene Materials has developed a proprietary “bottom up” process for the production of graphene. Applied Graphene Materials provides dispersion and product integration expertise, to deliver solutions for a wide range of applications. In this interview given at Graphene LIVE!, IDTechEx learns more about the company and the technology. For more information see www.IDTechEx.com.