TyroMotion GmbH (AT)

Raynergy Tek Incorporation

Raynergy was established in August 2014 as a spin off from Polyera, a organic semiconductor company, to focus exclusively on commercializing organic photovoltaic semiconductors. Raynergy currently has $8.12 million capital. 45 issued patents have been transferred to Raynergy from Polyera.

Sonnenrepublik: Photovoltaic System in Solar Golf Cart

Video interview with Sonnenrepublik at Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe.

CENEX LCV Event: 48V Systems, Energy Storage, SR Motors

Another major focus was 48V systems some in EVs but mainly for microhybrid (stop-start) and mild hybrid (torque assist) for managing the now huge amounts of energy in and out with new forms of harvesting and tougher duty cycles and also more power-hungry accessories. That has resulted in a large number of redesigned and new accessories in anticipation of new standards.

First superconducting graphene created

Physicists have been able to create the first ever superconducting graphene sample by coating it with lithium atoms.

Exotic new sources of free electricity: $50 billion market

High Power Energy Harvesting (HPEH) is a term beginning to be used for creation of electricity where it is needed using ambient "free" energy. That zero-pollution, high-energy conversion typically captures light (photovoltaics), heat difference (thermoelectrics and heat pumps) and movement (electrodynamics).

From RFID to smart home, China is following the world's trend

IDTechEx attended the 2015 Shenzhen International Internet of Things Expo (IOTE) in August.

Xerox uses Thinfilm Memory to fight counterfeiting

Thin Film Electronics ASA has announced that Xerox will launch two new products that feature Thinfilm Memory™ - Xerox® Printed Memory and Xerox® Printed Memory with Cryptographic Security.

FlexEnable partners with Flex

FlexEnable is showcasing the first conformed LCD in an integrated automotive application.

Printed electronics equipment sales: companies look to Asia

The printed electronics equipment and consumables supplier base consists of over 100 global organizations, according to IDTechex Research in their report Printing Equipment for Printed Electronics 2015-2025. The majority of these are based in Europe, followed by a roughly even share of US and Asian based companies. Within Europe itself, Germany is home to more equipment makers than other European countries.

Lightweight solar cells track the sun

By borrowing from kirigami, the ancient Japanese art of paper cutting, researchers have developed solar cells that can have it both ways.

Intel, Honeywell, Invisage at IDTechEx Sensors USA

Leading companies will speak at IDTechEx Sensors USA on November 18-19, 2015 in Santa Clara, CA.

CENEX LCV: Event In-wheel Motors & Lightweighting

The Riversimple two seat fuel cell hybrid car was on show in powertrain form at CENEX recently and in addition to the Hydrogenics fuel cell as fuel tank and the lithium-ion capacitor as engine it had four in-wheel motors.

New wearable technology connects fathers to pregnancy

Wearable device will revolutionise the way fathers interact with their unborn child during pregnancy.

Cancer patient receives 3D printed ribs in world-first surgery

A Spanish cancer patient has received a 3D printed titanium sternum and rib cage designed and manufactured in Australia.

Asia's largest building integrated organic PV phase 1 successfull

The first phase of Heliatek's pilot project in Singapore has been successfully completed.

CENEX LCV Event: Micro EVs & Buses

Supporting IDTechEx strong forecasts for car-like vehicles not homologated as cars or even crash tested, we saw a lot at this event.

Graphene as an alternative transparent electrode for OLEDs

With graphene as an electrode, the researchers hope for flexible devices with higher stability.

Hybrid Products and Applications with Printed Electronics: NovaCentrix

Video Interview with NovaCentrix at Printed Electronics Europe.

The value stored in storage

Canadian company Electrovaya, with the help of investment promotion agency Germany Trade & invest (GTAI), acquired Germany's Litarion in Kamenz, Saxony.

A technique designed to predict how much energy waves bring

The EOLO group has developed a technique to forecast wave energy several hours in advance.