Cambrios Technologies Corp
Cambrios Technologies Corp
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Cambrios leads the industry in providing innovative solutions using nanotechnology. Its breakthrough silver nanowire-based transparent conductor material simplifies and cost-reduces electronics manufacturing and improves end-product performance for electronic devices. The company's ClearOhm® product is a transparent conductor with significantly higher optical and electrical performance than traditional materials and methods. Applications of ClearOhm include touch screens, EMI shielding, LCDs, ePaper, OLED lighting and thin film photovoltaics. Cambrios is headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., with offices in Japan, Korea and Taiwan.
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2013
18 Apr 2013
Cambrios ClearOhm™: Solution Coated and Printed Transparent Conductor for Printed Electronics
Cambrios Technologies Corporation, United States
21 Mar 2013
Displax Interactive Systems
15 Mar 2013
Cima NanoTech Inc
27 Feb 2013
Do commodity prices drive innovation in printed electronics?
The once rising price of indium generated an emerging TCF (Transparent Conductive Film) industry offering alternatives to ITO (indium tin oxide). The same is now happening with silver.6 Feb 2013
Transparent conductive films, touch surfaces and haptics at TCF LIVE!
IDTechEx are pleased to launch TCF LIVE! - a new conference and tradeshow covering the latest technologies and application of transparent conductive films (TCF) - covering raw materials through to the full range of applications.2012
10 Dec 2012
IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA 2012 award winners
The annual printed electronics award winners were announced at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics event this week in Santa Clara, California - the World's largest event on the topic.7 Dec 2012
Highlights From second day at Printed Electronics USA 2012
The second and final day of Printed Electronics USA in Santa Clara really illustrated how far the technologies had progressed and the huge variety of players in the field. The event, organized by IDTechEx, was the best and biggest edition of the series so far. Amongst the attendees were company founders, directors, engineers, academics, but also students and patent attorneys. In particular, there were a large number of end users attending the show.6 Dec 2012
Cambrios ClearOhm: Solution Coated and Printed Transparent Conductor for Printed Electronics
Cambrios Technologies Corporation, United States
3 Dec 2012
Heraeus GmbH
1 Dec 2012
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1 Dec 2012
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7 Nov 2012
World's First 23 inch touch panels using ClearOhm™ material
Cambrios Technologies Corporation and the CEM (Chemical & Electronic Material) division of LG Electronics (LG), have announced the world's first ClearOhm™ material-based 23" touch panel.13 Apr 2012
Solar energy harvesting innovation
Once again the question arises: What can new technologies bring to the table and how can they compete?12 Apr 2012
Impressions from Printed Electronics Europe 2012
The presentations with a focus on thin film photovoltaics covered topics relevant to both organic and inorganic technologies but also discussed the importance of incumbent technologies.4 Apr 2012
Cambrios ClearOhm: Solution Coated and Printed Transparent Conductor for Printed Electronics
Cambrios Technologies Corporation, United States
27 Jan 2012
Visit to JNC Corporation the PE Virtuoso
This week, Printed Electronics World visited Mr Etsuo Nakagawa and Mr Kiichiro Ito of JNC Corporation (parent company Chisso) in Japan. JNC Corporation manufactures worldwide and that includes structural plastics and Li-ion battery materials for electric vehicles. In printed electronics, it is about to sell RFID inlays with a secret new antenna deposition process on plastic film.2011
13 Dec 2011
Growth in printed electronics
Last week IDTechEx held the largest (worldwide) printed electronics and photovoltaics conference and tradeshow in Silicon Valley (Santa Clara Convention Center, California). This show brought together more than 1300 attendees from 28 countries. Players active across the entire value chain were present; covering the full range from research organisations to end-users, and from small start-ups to multi-billion internationals.