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Ohmatex at IDTechEx Wearable USA: Astronaut Monitoring Kits

Video interview with Ohmatex at IDTechEx Wearable USA.

Flexible and printed electronics in the automotive industry

The automotive sector has always been a multi-faceted industry to understand; it has driven and adopted societal and technological change since its inception, and is probably a great example of a market that constantly evolves and re-defines itself, always innovating to meet consumer expectations.

Expert-led training courses in key technologies, Seoul 8-10 March 2016

International analyst company, IDTechEx will be in Seoul for their highly regarded series of Business Insight Forums.

Intel Curie at X Games Aspen

At the recent X Games held in Aspen, Intel embedded the Intel® Curie™ compute module onto snowboards during the Men's Snowboard Slopestyle and Men's Snowboard Big Air competitions.

Footsteps for charging devices

When you're on the go and your smartphone battery is low, in the not-so-distant future you could charge it simply by plugging it into your shoe.

Piloted, electric propulsion-powered experimental aircraft underway

NASA is researching ideas that could lead to developing an electric propulsion-powered aircraft that would be quieter, more efficient and environmentally friendly than today's commuter aircraft.

Clearinks Displays

Clearinks Displays is a reflective display technology supplier. It was re-founded in 2012 to commercialize its version of electrophoretic display technology. Its key claimed selling points over standard electroscopic technology are its video (60s per second) and full colour capabilities. The company has raised $10m to commercialize this technology and is therefore running a lean and capital-light operation.

Lite-On Mobile

Lite-On is a Taiwanese company that manufactures consumer electronics components such as LEDs, semiconductors, storage, etc. It is also working on printing antennas on mobile phones using aerosol deposition. We caught up with their research team to learn more about their progress and challenges.

An Interview with Komura Tech at Printed Electronics USA

An interview with Komura-Tech at the Printed Electronics USA exhibition.

Smartphones for sensing

As a core communication device, the mobile phone is becoming increasingly popular in our daily lives.

All eyes on next generation electronics

Research is set to transform the common contact lens into the next generation of consumer electronics.

Elbit Systems introduces Skylark 3

Leveraging the proven technology and operational experience of the Skylark family of mini-UAS, Skylark 3 offers a wide range of system enhancements, including a significantly larger range.

Conductive inks and paste: everything is changing

The conductive inks and paste business has come alive again. In this article IDTechEx Research will explain this business in detail and will describe how and why everything is changing.

World leading printed sensing technology for metal tooling application

The Centre for Process Innovation is part of a UK based collaboration that aims to develop novel sensing technologies for the real time monitoring of machined metal parts.

Researchers 3D print ultralight supercapacitors

For the first time ever, scientists have successfully 3D-printed supercapacitors using an ultra-lightweight graphene aerogel, opening the door to novel, unconstrained designs of highly efficient energy storage systems for smartphones, wearables, implantable devices, electric cars and wireless sensors.

New energy independent electric vehicles

Formula One is significant in two ways. It is a major business in its own right at approaching $14bn and it pioneers vital new technologies in a car or bus near you from the disk brake to the flywheel kinetic energy recovery system and the supercapacitor hybrid powertrain.

World's fastest plastic demonstrated by organic semiconductor company

SmartKem has reported it has set a new world record in digital circuit performance with its solution processed organic semiconductor, try-flex®.

48V mild hybrids are electric vehicles?

Wikipedia says no. Wikipedia is wrong. It correctly identifies electric vehicles as those propelled by an electric motor for some or all of the time. However, from the first volume production of 48V hybrids in 2017, most will be capable of just that in the form of silent all-electric take-off just like a strong hybrid.

Wearable sleeve to aid stroke recovery

Scientists are to develop and trial a new wearable technology to help people who have had a stroke recover use of their arm and hand.

Thinfilm receives order from global FMCG leader for NFC SpeedTap tags

Thin Film Electronics ASA has announced that it received a 5-figure unit order for NFC SpeedTap tags from a leading global FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) brand.