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Creating the Market: Technology Development is Only Half the Work

Printed electronics has many successful market creation stories and certain materials or components have moved rapidly but sometimes, inventing the enabling technology is only half the work.

OSIGHT

OSIGHT offer lidar modules. The company have launched several 2D lidar products and one 3D lidar product.

Ocular Robotics

Ocular Robotics offer lidar modules. The first RobotEye lidar product (REO5) was launched in 2012.

NODAR

NODAR are a stealth mode start-up founded my alumni of MIT (USA), and the company are developing a 3D sensor module.

Ou Lei

Ou Lei Laser Technology offer lidar modules. Ou Lei have launched two 3D lidar products. Both are 16-channel lidars, but the beam steering mechanism is not specified.

Alstom to Test its Hydrogen Fuel Cell Train in the Netherlands

Plans for a pilot project to test the Coradia iLint, the world's first passenger train powered by hydrogen fuel cells, for the first time in the Netherlands.

Living Skin Can Now be 3D Printed With Blood Vessels Included

Researchers have developed a way to 3D print living skin, complete with blood vessels. The advancement is a significant step toward creating grafts that are more like the skin our bodies produce naturally.

Sensor Could be Used for Microrobotics, Augmented Reality, Wearables

For all our technological advances, nothing beats evolution when it comes to research and development. Take jumping spiders. These small arachnids have impressive depth perception despite their tiny brains, allowing them to accurately pounce on unsuspecting targets from several body lengths away.

PowerCell Sign Development Contract with Havyard Group

PowerCell Sweden AB has signed a contract with Norwegian Havyard Group ASA regarding the development of the design and the technical specifications for a zero-emissions fuel cell system. The system may come to be installed on board a vessel that will service the shipping company Havila Kystruten's new route from Bergen to Kirkenes.

Ice Drink

Ice Drink are developing lidar modules and systems in partnership with Tsinghua University (Beijing, China).

Myant Inc. Defines the Future of E-Textiles Connections

Myant Inc., the global leader in Textile Computing and smart textiles, is a key sponsor at the IDTechEx Show 2019, where they are showcasing the next generation of wearable technologies, smart textiles, and textile computing platform.

Hearables at the IDTechEx Show!

The ear has long been touted as an excellent place for technology to exist on the body. Over 5 years of gradually gaining momentum, the topic of "hearables" is finally being recognized more widely for the excellent opportunity which it presents.

Lorentech

Lorentech offer lidar modules.

Genius Pros Technologies (GPT)

Genius Pros Technologies (GPT) offer lidar modules. GPT's lidar is based on a patented TOF imaging method, which is used in the GP003 TOF sensor platform for lidar.

RAIN RFID Expected to Grow 20% in 2019

Learn more at the IDTechEx Show! November 20-21, Santa Clara Convention Centre, CA or in the new IDTechEx report RFID Forecasts, Players and Opportunities 2019-2029.

HZO Protects Electronics from the Most Demanding Environments

HZO is the global leader in delivering world-class protective nano coatings that safeguard electronics from the most demanding environments - be it water, salt, dust, dirt, coffee, or corrosive materials. HZO are exhibiting and presenting at The IDTechEx Show! November 20-21 2019, Santa Clara, CA.

ifm

ifm offer a lased-based 3D sensor.

Draper

Draper are developing a lidar module. Draper are a non-profit R&D lab and was originally part of MIT (USA).

PowerCell to Present new Version of MS-100 fuel Cell System

PowerCell Sweden AB has developed a new and improved version of its MS-100 fuel cell system. The new MS-100 is 30 percent more compact and has improved operating life time as well as robustness for demanding applications on land and at sea.

Electrospun Fibers Weave New Medical Innovations

Electrospinning was invented in 1902 and was first applied to textiles in the 1930s. But only now are researchers realizing its full potential.