Update
27 Nov 2023

Avantium: Volta Technology
Avantium develops and commercializes chemistry technologies across industry value chains in order to produce chemicals and materials based on renewable feedstock instead of fossil fuels. One of its technologies, Volta Technology, is a carbon capture and utilization (CCU) solution that uses electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction to produce organic acids.
Full profile interview
19 Sep 2023

Carbonaide
Carbonaide are a technology provider that produce CO₂ curing solutions for precast concrete manufacturers. In September 2023, IDTechEx Technology Analyst Eve Pope spoke to COO Jonne Hirvonen.
8 Sep 2023

Wearable Quantum Sensors Measure Brain Activity While We Sleep & Move
New quantum sensors measuring brain activity have the potential to revolutionize our understanding of how humans respond to sleep, movement, diet, and aging.
Update interview
25 Aug 2023

VTT Manufacturing (Quantum Technologies)
Tess Skyrme, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx, interviewed the Research Manager for Microelectronics Pursula Pekka about VTT's involvement in quantum technology development, specifically manufacturing quantum sensors.
Update interview
18 Apr 2023

VTT
VTT is a Finnish research center with significant activities within printed electronics. IDTechEx caught up with Solution Sales Lead Antti Kemppainen to learn more about recent developments to the roll-to-roll pilot manufacturing line for wearable stretchable electronics with directly mounted components.
Full profile interview
14 Nov 2022

IQM
IQM is developing superconducting quantum computing hardware, selling hardware for on-premises access to a full-stack solution.
External press release
27 Sep 2022

European-Sponsored Project to Increase Sustainability of Electronics
TNO at Holst Centre in Eindhoven hosted the kick-off of the ECOTRON project, which has been set up to reach a sustainable electronics production process through hybrid printed electronics. In short, ECOTRON aims to create more sustainable electronics by using printing and dismantling techniques that allow low-energy production processes and a circular build-up of materials that are potentially of 'renewable' or compostable origin.