TyroMotion GmbH (AT)

Paraclete Energy Corp

Paraclete Energy Corp. is a company focused on silicon materials, originally focusing in photovoltaic cell technology the company decide to move to silicon anode materials. The company is commercializing a silicon-carbon composite with a surface modifier which they can double the capacity of standard graphite anodes whilst achieving 1000 cycles.

General Motors

IDTechEx reports Dr. Cai's work in Lithium Sulphur Batteries at General Motors Research and Development.Dr. Cai presented her work at the Battery Show in Novi Michigan in September 2015.

Powering lightweight devices and wearable electronics

IDTechEx report from a FlexTech Alliance workshop on novel & innovative power sources for lightweight devices and wearable electronics

Physicists map the strain in a wonder material

An international group of scientists is reporting a breakthrough in the effort to characterize the properties of graphene noninvasively while acquiring information about its response to structural strain.

Energy Harvesting USA Agenda Launched

Leaders cover high power and low power energy harvesting at the World's largest event on energy harvesting technologies and their application, Energy Harvesting & Storage USA, to be held in Santa Clara on November 18-19.

Eight19 Developing Plastic Photovoltaics for Off-Grid Portable Power

Video interview with Eight19 at Printed Electronics Europe.

Expanding possibilities for making materials that store energy

The scientists whose job it is to test the limits of what nature—specifically chemistry— will allow to exist, just set up shop on some new real estate on the Periodic Table.

Holst Centre - Printing Team

The Holst Centre works at the interface of academia and industry. They are part funded by government and the rest directly from partnerships in industry. The focus of their work is around topics including printed, flexible and organic electronics, into displays, wearable technology, energy harvesting & storage and more.

OSRAM, Qualcomm, Coca-Cola, UTRC Feature at Printed Electronics USA

IDTechEx launches the Printed Electronics USA conference agenda with over 200 speakers

Graphene band gap heralds new electronics

Regular graphene has no band gap - its unusually rippled valence and conduction bands actually meet in places, making it more like a metal. Nonetheless, scientists have tried to tease them apart.

3D printing tradeshow season continues...

Just a week after Euromold at the Dusseldorf Messe, a lot of the same people joined TCT at the NEC Birmingham.

IDTechEx visit to Terra Motors Tokyo 5.9.15

Terra Motors, a start-up founded by 42 years old Toru Tokushige, prioritises doing good and rejuvenating Japan's industrial base over making profit and it seeks to do this by offering EVs into developing countries.

First optical rectenna converts light to DC current

Using nanometer-scale components, researchers have demonstrated the first optical rectenna, a device that combines the functions of an antenna and a rectifier diode to convert light directly into DC current.

NovaCentrix: Exhibitor Perspective on Printed Electronics Europe Event

Video interview with NovaCentrix at Printed Electronics Europe.

Bosch has groundbreaking battery technology for electric vehicles

Bosch is debuting a new battery technology for electric cars that could be production-ready in as little as five years.

Wearable technology option for order picking

Transceiver strap wireless remote for QuickPick Remote order picking system, which provides warehouse and distribution an additional wearable option for their operators.

New LulzBot 3D printing software

Cura LulzBot Edition is now more versatile than ever, allowing the company to support new materials in the future as the 3D printing community continues to grow.

Folding electric mobility trike

The Liberty Trike for anyone that wants to get around actively or effortlessly on 3 wheels.

Energy independent vehicles: new focus

The most dramatic new advances and visions have no name initially. So it is with electric vehicles that need no external charging or refuelling - no, not even wireless charging.

Materials research for better energy storage

UES Inc has been awarded a $45,000,000 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract by the US Air Force for research and development efforts for the Soft Organic Functional Technology program.