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Airwolf 3D: 3D printers to print 3D printers. Interview with IDTechEx

Airwolf's technicians use 3D printers to replicate more 3D printers nearly 24/7 at the company's headquarters in Mesa CA. This video with IDTechEx was taken at the IDTechEx event 3D Printing LIVE!.

Zinc oxide materials tapped for tiny energy harvesting devices

How the attractive physical features of zinc oxide materials could be more effectively used to tap into abundant mechanical energy sources to power micro devices.

3D printing technology to mass produce custom earphones

Custom earphone maker is using 3D printers for mass customization of a consumer product.

Smart lighting manager for IoT-connected daylight harvesting

This new class of sensor-integrated smart lighting manager solutions delivers cost-effective, IoT-connected, integrated control capabilities.

IDTechEx interview 3DPonics at 3D Printing LIVE!

3Dponics is a 3D-printable hydroponics system that allows you to grow your own food and follow a healthy lifestyle. This interview with IDTechEx was taken at the IDTechEx event 3D Printing LIVE!.

Perovskites provide big boost to silicon solar cells

Stacking perovskites, a crystalline material, onto a conventional silicon solar cell dramatically improves the overall efficiency of the cell, according to a new study.

BlackBerry unveils cloud-based Internet of Things platform

BlackBerry Limited has launched its comprehensive Internet of Things platform, initially targeting the automotive and asset tracking industries.

Astronauts 3D print tools

The International Space Station's 3-D printer completed the first phase of a NASA technology demonstration by printing a tool with a design file transmitted from the ground to the printer.

World-first bionic bra inches closer to reality

A 'Bionic Bra' that automatically tightens in response to breast movement is one step closer to reality with the development of a new prototype.

IMEC - Wearable Health Monitoring

Imec is a research centre, with headquarters in Leuven, Belgium, and sites in Belgium, the Netherlands, Taiwan, US, China, India and Japan. They work to bridge the gap between research and industry, with more than 75% of their income coming from industry partners.

Printed Flexible Temperature Sensors: PST Sensors interview

PST Sensors (pty) Ltd is a spin-out of the University of Cape Town NanoSciences Innovation Centre. This interview with IDTechEx was taken at the IDTechEx event Printed Electronics USA.

Chitosan bioelectrode sustains metabolic power to medical implants

Researchers in France have used compounds extracted from shrimp shells and gardenia fruits to extend the lifetime of medical implants attempting to run on bodily fluids.

Drive Your Sales by Exhibiting at Printed Electronics Europe

The event is not about meeting peers and people you already know. It is about meeting potential customers and partners that will drive revenue for your business in addition to hearing the very latest new technology developments. Exhibit By Jan 31st to save.

Temporary tattoo offers needle-free way to monitor glucose levels

Nanoengineers have tested a temporary tattoo that both extracts and measures the level of glucose in the fluid in between skin cells. This first-ever example of the flexible, easy-to-wear device could be a promising step forward in noninvasive glucose testing for patients with diabetes.

IDTechEx interview ULVAC at Printed Electronics USA

ULVAC is a Japanese company that supplies manufacturing equipment to the display and photo-voltaic industry. This interview was taken at the IDTechEx event Printed Electronics USA.

Oil price hits electric vehicle sales?

The oil price may stay low for many years due to oversupply. This will not affect the sales of electric road vehicles because their sales numbers decoupled from the oil price many years ago thanks to superior performance, subsidies and privileges such as no congestion charge.

Samsung outlines its Internet of Things roadmap

The President and CEO of Samsung Electronics, BK Yoon called for greater openness and collaboration across industries to unlock the infinite possibilities of the Internet of Things.

Breakthrough could help extend life of batteries

Scientists are reporting a breakthrough in using very small technology to extend the battery life of some electronic devices.

Advanced 3D printer sparks unique collaborations

Unlike the consumer-level, desktop 3D printers that have received lots of media attention, the Polymer Engineering Centre's industrial SLS machine is a high-end, precision instrument—and about the size of a compact car.

M-SOLV interview with IDTechEx at Printed Electronics USA

This interview with IDTechEx provides more insight into the company and the industries it serves in.