TyroMotion GmbH (AT)

Printed electronics for food and drink

Solutions that may migrate to printed electronics along with current and future European regulations for active and intelligent packaging will be covered at Active and Intelligent Packaging followed by Masterclass on Printed Electronics by IDTechEx.

Paybacks from energy harvesting

This article shares some of the research carried out for the new IDTechEx report "Energy Harvesting and Storage for Electronic Devices 2009-2019".

New polymer thick film materials for printable circuits

Johnson Matthey Silver & Coating Technologies announces a new range of inks for use in the manufacture of printed circuits.

Plastic Electronics in the UK benchmarked against Germany

An analysis of the UK's and Germany's competence in printed and plastic electronics was completed last year, funded by the UK's Economic and Social Research Council. Now Dr Zella King of the University of Reading has drawn conclusions comparing the two countries

Finance for Printed Electronics is Not Drying Up

The news media are full of the details of the global financial meltdown. Is this affecting finance for the small companies and start-ups involved in printed and potentially printed electronics and electrics? We think not.

Wireless electricity to power mobile devices

Companies showcase wireless power products at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.

iPack striving for a ubiquitous intelligent world

A Swedish research centre has been established for intelligent pharmaceutical packaging, smart foods packaging, hospital logistics and patient care.

Concerns about lithium supply

Is a problem looming in the electronics industry due to some estimates that the demand for lithium will increase three to seven times by 2012?

Scientists at MIT work in biomimetics

IDTechEx is offering a multiclient study of the e-label of the future. It will lead participants to billion dollar businesses in the materials, the labels and the extra sales of consumer, healthcare, military and other products that will result.

Scientists developing energy harvesting radios

K-state engineers working with peregrine semiconductor to develop energy-harvesting radios that could make monitoring safety of bridges easier.

Finding better materials for solar cells

New research could lead to cheaper solar cells with vast potential

Creative Materials displays at Printed Electronics USA 2008

Creative Materials, Inc., a leading manufacturer of electrically conductive ink, coatings and adhesives participated and exhibited at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics trade show in San Jose on December 3-4 at the San Jose Convention Center.

World's first UHF plastic diode

The world's first plastic diode operating in the Ultra-high frequency (UHF) band has been developed by IMEC (Belgium) and TNO (The Netherlands).

Samsung expected to slash manufacturing costs of OLED displays

The cost of OLED manufactuing may be reduced by 300% with new Amorphous Oxide TFT technology

IBM scientists develop world's fastest graphene transistor

The world's fastest graphene transistor at 26GHz was achieved by IBM Research.

'Smart fabrics' that monitor health

A carbon nanotube-coated "smart yarn" that conducts electricity could be woven into soft fabrics that detect blood and monitor health, engineers at the University of Michigan have demonstrated.

GE scientists display first-ever OLED Christmas tree

Scientists and engineers on GE's OLED research team are celebrating the holiday season with a first-ever OLED Christmas tree lighting at GE's Global Research Center headquarters in Niskayuna, NY

International standard for white color OLED requirements met

A big step towards energy-saving OLED lighting with efficiency of more than 60 lm/W.

Video newspapers with high-performance transparent electronics

Aligned nanotubes pave the way for high-performance transparent electronics.

Skin cancer treated by OLED

At the recent IDTechEx printed Electronics USA event there was an update on use of OLEDs in skin cancer treatment.