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Google, Intel, Unilever & Nuon Solar Car to Launch the IDTechEx Show!

Cornerstone presentations at North America's largest event on emerging technologies cover how new technologies are addressing world's biggest needs

Pulsed Light System for Printed Electronics Sintering Research.

Xenon to unveil the lowest cost benchtop high-intensity pulsed light system for printed electronics sintering research.

Notion Systems n.jet platforms

Notion Systems GmbH is focused on designing, developing, and manufacturing high-precision inkjet printers for a wide variety of applications in printed electronics as well as other functional fluid applications.

High growth printable electronics market for silicon-based technology

3DIcon Corporation has announced its intentions to actively pursue commercial opportunities within the printable electronics market for its proprietary high volume liquid silicon precursor, cyclohexasilane.

From ancient fossils to future cars

Researchers have developed an inexpensive, energy-efficient way to create silicon-based anodes for lithium-ion batteries from the fossilized remains of single-celled algae called diatoms. The research could lead to the development of ultra-high capacity lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and portable electronics.

Italian olive oil brands choose Thinfilm's NFC Technology

Thin Film Electronics ASA has announced that it is integrating its NFC SpeedTap tags in the packaging of Italian olive oil brands to enable product authentication, enhance consumer engagement, and fuel online sales.

Self folding, origami robots

Researcher envi­sions a world in which tem­po­rary housing would autonomously con­structed, and origami robots would fold them­selves into 3-​​D machines for space explo­ration.

New method increases energy density in lithium batteries

Novel technique may lead to longer battery life in portable electronics and electrical vehicles

Skin patch to treat peanut allergy

A wearable patch that delivers small amounts of peanut protein through the skin shows promise for treating children and young adults with peanut allergy.

Benchmarking clarifies the future of Internet of Things

IDTechEx has released a newly researched report, "Internet of Things 2017-2027".

New roofing tile is also a solar panel

Homes can capture free, abundant energy from the sun through rooftop solar tiles, turning sunlight into electricity for immediate use or storage.

Giving surgical robots a human touch

A critical goal in modern surgery is to make procedures as safe and minimally invasive as possible, which often means using robotic tools.

Production capacity for neodymium-iron-boron magnets, ferrite magnets

Hitachi Metals, Ltd has announced its decision that its Magnetic Materials Company will introduce innovative production lines for Neodymium-Iron-Boron magnet and ferrite magnet at the Kumagaya Works with the aim of satisfying surging demand for automotive-related motors as well as various electric motors for hybrid and electric vehicles.

For the first time, magnets can be made with a 3D printer

For the first time ever, permanent magnets can be produced using a 3D printer. This allows magnets to be produced in complex forms and precisely customised magnetic fields, required, for example, in magnetic sensors.

Flexible cells on roofs to windows to cars to even clothing

A new kind of high performance light-harvesting material with unusual crystallisation, which aligns its molecules to improve performance.

Technique to improve carbon superlattices for quantum electronics

Researchers have found a technique to improve carbon superlattices for quantum electronic device applications.

Airbus Vahana robot air taxi

Airbus Group experts are looking skywards to develop radical concepts that will relieve urban congestion.

Soft robots that mimic human muscles

Researchers are developing soft, flexible and reconfigurable robots. Air-actuated, they behave like human muscles and may be used in physical rehabilitation. They are made of low-cost materials and could easily be produced on a large scale.

One-time pollutant may become valued product

Chemists have discovered that one or more organic compounds in a family that traditionally has been known as pollutants could offer an important advance to make cheap, reliable batteries.

eChemion

eChemion is an Oregon-based start-up that has developed a process to surface-treat graphitic electrodes for redox flow batteries. The company is a spin-off of Oregon State University and is now completing its Series A round of funding.