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For almost seven years, Undercurrent has helped influential organizations transform in service
of an ever better future. Our consulting practice promotes change through active development
of responsive operating systems inside of our clients' organizations. Our ventures practice
believes that startups and end-ups have much to teach each other, and helps to play a part in
that transfer. We are an island of misfit toys - comprised of theorists, technologists, reformed
corporate jockeys, ethnographers, hackers and planners.
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2024
17 Jan 2024
3D Printing: A Dynamic Industry Approaching a Crossroads
The 3D printing industry is by no means new, given the invention of the first 3D printing technologies in the 1980s; yet, in an industry with a long history of twists and turns, 2024 is looking to be the most consequential yet for additive manufacturing. This can be traced back to the shockwaves set off by COVID-19. While the pandemic initially lowered sales for many 3D printer manufacturers, it also created opportunities for additive manufacturing to showcase its unique strengths, as numerous companies looked to reshoring and strengthening their supply chain to avoid persistent disruptions amidst global shipping shortages.2014
20 Nov 2014
Connecting Up, Creating IoT Products the Fast, Easy, and Fun Way
Undercurrent, United States
26 Jun 2014
Assessing the applications for the Internet of Things without the hype
The IDTechEx event Internet of Things Applications taking place on November 19-20 in Santa Clara, CA is unique in terms of addressing the applications of the Internet of Things (IoT) - for consumers, industry and governments.2 Apr 2014
Standards are Stupid: Why You Should Stop Waiting, and Just Ship Something
Undercurrent, United States
2013
31 Dec 2013
2013 at a glance - Outlook for 2014
As 2013 comes to an end, IDTechEx analysts summarize the main market trends in some of its core sectors of expertise, giving insight to the events of the past year and how they are expected to influence further developments, market entry for emerging technologies but also the behaviour of incumbents in 2014.10 Jun 2013
Organic polymers show sunny potential
The photovoltaic devices created are based on block copolymers, self-assembling organic materials that arrange themselves into distinct layers.5 Jun 2013
Organic polymers show sunny potential
A new version of solar cells created by laboratories at Rice and Pennsylvania State universities could open the door to research on a new class of solar energy devices.