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Faster more efficient system to produce graphene for energy storage

Researchers have developed a new process to develop few-layer graphene for use in energy storage and other material applications that is faster, potentially scalable and surmounts some of the current graphene production limitations.

You do not start a journey without courage

Leading players in the graphene industry have contributed to our series of articles.

Aito

Aito are a 5 year old company based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and with research department in Helsinki, Finland. They provide technologies around piezoceramic sensing and haptic actuator solutions.

Redux Labs

Redux Labs use bending wave haptic feedback to create touch effects and sound on panels. They formed in 2013, adopting IP and personnel from precuresons Hiwave Technologies (after bankrupcy) and NXT.

Electric buses: crucible of change

Buses are now a crucible of change, often adopting new technology before cars.

Electric buses: billion dollar orders and crucibles of change

China alone may have 11 million electric buses by 2025 or not long after. The way they are getting costs down - something tracked by IDTechEx - that may be at a much lower price than today but still constitute about $1 trillion or more. Compare that over a decade or more with the IDTechEx projections of all global EV sales, land, water and air, in 2025 of around $500 billion. Buses matter.

Video game to be synched with home lighting

Royal Philips and Frima Studio Inc announce the integration of Phillips Hue connected lighting with the hit game Chariot.

Report on EV Roadmap 8 Portland Oregon 28-29 July Day One

Summary of the first day of the EV Roadmap 8 event taking place in Portland, Oregon

Nano-copper is 10 times stronger than copper

At IDTechEx we have invited a number of leading players in the nanocarbon industry to write opinion pieces, reflecting on their produces, latest research, market insight, and commercialisation experience. We will be releasing these articles over the next few weeks.

3D-printed smart cap uses electronics to sense spoiled food

It might not be long before consumers can just hit "print" to create an electronic circuit or wireless sensor in the comfort of their homes.

Pebbles Interfaces joins Oculus

Oculus VR have announced that they have entered into an agreement to acquire Pebbles Interfaces — one of the leading teams in depth sensing technology and computer vision

High power energy harvesting becomes significant

High Power Energy Harvesting: Off-Grid 10W-100kW 2016-2026 is the title of a new IDTechEx report examining a newly significant off-grid energy market.

ImageXpert: Inkjet Industry for Printed Electronics

Video interview with ImageXpert at Printed Electronics Europe.

LG Display invests over $900 million in flexible OLEDs. Why?

This week LG Display announced that it will invest One Trillion Won for a flexible OLED display plant in Korea. Why?

Solving mysteries of conductivity in polymers

Materials known as conjugated polymers have been seen as very promising candidates for electronics applications, including capacitors, photodiodes, sensors, organic light-emitting diodes, and thermoelectric devices.

Hortau, Mnubo Partner in IoT for farming

Hortau, provider of precision irrigation management systems, has announced its partnership with mnubo, the Internet of Things Data Analytics company, to advance its solution offering of delivering higher crop yields with real-time analysis of optimal moisture and soil tension conditions.

Wireless power supply for wearables

Two new transmitter and three receiver coils that are optimally suited for solutions for charging wearables and mobile devices.

Canatu awarded volume order for automotive customer

Canatu's CNB™ Touch Sensors will be incorporated into a new automotive model for a North American customer.

Energy devices go wireless

Scientists in China have developed a new method for connecting energy devices without using wires.

Memory LCD from Sharp - video interview

Jeremy Lock from Sharp Laboratories Europe being interviewed at the IDTechEx Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe event, covering their Memory LCD technology.