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Laird is a global technology company focused on providing components and solutions that protect electronic devices from electromagnetic interference and heat, and that enable connectivity through wireless applications and antenna systems. Custom products are supplied to all sectors of the electronics industry including the handset, telecommunications, data transfer and information technology, automotive, aerospace, defense, consumer, medical, mining, railroad and industrial markets. Laird employs over 9,000 employees in more than 47 facilities located in 16 countries.
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2018
23 Jan

Agricultural Robots and Drones 2018-2038: Technologies, Markets and Players

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2016
16 Sep

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2015
3 Feb

GrafTech

19 Jan

3M Electronics Materials

16 Jan

AOS Thermal Compounds

2013
21 Nov

Thermal Energy Harvesting for Embedded Wireless Solutions

Laird Technologies, United States
24 Oct

The rise of thermoelectrics

There has been varying levels of interest in different types of energy harvesters over the past few years. For powering small or mobile devices, photovoltaics dominate - they are widely produced, robust and relatively low cost.
13 Jun

Energy harvesting returns to the forefront

2008 to 2010 saw huge enthusiasm and interest in the development of small energy harvesters.
17 Apr

Thermal Energy Harvesting for Embedded Wireless Solutions

Laird Technologies, United States
18 Feb

Laird Technologies acquires Nextreme Thermal Solutions technology

Laird Technologies, Inc. has announced the acquisition of Nextreme Thermal Solutions, Inc. the US based developer of thin-film thermoelectric technologies.
2012
8 Nov

Developments in Thin-film Thermoelectric Platform Technology for Energy Harvesting Applications

Nextreme Thermal Solutions, United States
16 May

Integration of Thin-Film Thermoelectrics in New Energy Harvesting Applications

Nextreme Thermal Solutions, United States
2011
28 Nov

Nextreme develops energy harvesting subsystems for plumbing apps

Nextreme Thermal Solutions, the leader in micro-scale thermal management and power generation solutions, has developed two new energy harvesting subsystems for the plumbing and HVAC industries.
16 Nov

Creating New Applications and Markets with Thermobility Thin-Film Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting

Nextreme Thermal Solutions
20 Jun

Stretchable electronics report how you feel

Electronics that can be bent and stretched might sound like science fiction. But Uppsala researcher Zhigang Wu, working with collaborators, has devised a wireless sensor that can stand to be stretched.
24 May

Thermal energy harvester for turbine health sensor system

Nextreme Thermal Solutions and Arkansas Power Electronics International, Inc are jointly developing a thermal energy harvesting solution for a wireless sensor system designed to monitor the health of bearings in turbine engines.
29 Apr

Energy harvesting for electric vehicles

Energy harvesting is the production of electricity from ambient energy. Usually the objective in electric vehicles is to increase range and safety. Range is increased in two ways. Either a very powerful form of energy harvesting such as shock absorbers or regenerative braking adds significant amounts of energy to the traction battery or wireless sensors and actuators improving safety also save many kilograms of wiring this also increasing range significantly.
22 Feb

Nextreme introduces thermobility wireless power

Thermobility uses innovative solid-state thin-film thermoelectric technology to convert heat into electricity for a variety of self-contained, autonomous systems.
2010
18 Nov

Nextreme's new eTEG HV37 advances energy harvesting

Nextreme Thermal Solutions has announced the availability of the new eTEG(TM) HV37 thermoelectric power generator, the next entry in the high-voltage (HV) series of clean energy generators based on thin-film thermoelectrics.
16 Nov

Nextreme's new eTEG HV56 thermoelectric power generator cranks up

Nextreme Thermal Solutions has announced the availability of the new eTEG(TM) HV56 thermoelectric power generator, the next entry in the high-voltage (HV) series of clean energy generators based on thin-film thermoelectrics, that operates at temperature differentials as low as 10 degrees K.