Flexible Sensors,
Displays and Barrier Films

Critical business intelligence covering forecasts, players, case studies, opportunities and technology and market assessment

Printed, flexible and organic electronics encompasses a broad set of technologies which are at different states of commercialization, profitability and growth. OLED displays, conductive ink and printed sensors have already created billion dollar markets, and other technologies such as transparent conductive films are rapidly growing. Embryonic technologies include third generation PV, organic or printed transistor circuits and thin film batteries. This is a complex and rapidly changing technology and market landscape, which can make it difficult to identify genuine opportunities for companies involved or wishing to get involved.

This forum addresses both the business and technologies behind this broad set of technologies, focusing on three key areas of flexible or printed sensors, displays and barrier films, in addition to giving insights on the state of progress of other related technologies. It provides deep depth including significant market data to allow you to understand these complex landscapes. Attendees will leave with a clear, quantified view of the markets, technology assessment and development roadmaps, key player profiles and their strategy for market adoption, with lessons from success and failures.

The forum is hosted by IDTechEx, which has been studying this topic since 1999, and which is widely cited as a global expert on these topics. Research is based on direct interviews with more than 300 companies, in addition to informal interviews with approximately 1,000 companies each year. IDTechEx analysts are deeply technical (typically PhD level) and commercially experienced, conducting research from bases in Europe, Asia and USA in six languages.

This event is targeted to those involved in growth strategy, business development, research and engineering, innovation management. It is attended by companies involved in material supply, equipment manufacture, component and device manufacture and systems integrators. There will be simultaneous Japanese/English translation.

This forum can be attended on its own or in addition to the Transparent Conductive Films and Conductive Inks forum in the morning, which is complimentary in subject matter. A discount is available for booking both.