Challenges in Transferring a Technology to Mass Production (Printed Electronics Europe 2008)

Mr Konrad Herre, Vice President Manufacturing
Plastic Logic GmbH, Germany
 
2008 4월9일.

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Presentation Summary

  • Plastic Logic has developed an innovative technology for flexible displays for a range of new innovative products based on organic materials and a flexible substrate using low temperature processing.
  • For manufacturing, a production facility in Dresden, Germany was designed and construction is on progress for the ramp up in 2008. State of the art equipment has been selected and ordered for this production line.
  • An overview of the status of the facility and the challenges in transferring such a technology into mass production will be given.

Speaker Biography (Konrad Herre)

Konrad Herre brings thirty years of experience in the semiconductor industry to the international start-up, Plastic Logic. As VP, Manufacturing he is responsible for the Dresden facility, producing flexible displays based on organic electronics. Previously Konrad held positions as President and COO of X-FAB Semiconductor Foundries; VP Production Logistic Fiber Optics with Infineon; and most recently of all COO and Member of the Managing Board of ZMD AG and President of ZFOUNDRY.

Company Profile (Plastic Logic)

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Plastic Logic is the recognised leader in organic thin-film transistors (OTFT) and is at the forefront of research and investment in plastic electronics. The company has industrialised the process technology and now manufactures a range of high-quality, shatterproof, ultra-thin and ultra-lightweight plastic displays. These offer huge advantages over conventional screens, as they are extremely flexible with proven lifetimes. Solutions for sensor and other non-display applications are in development, enabling revolutionary design possibilities, set to transform existing markets such as wearable and mobile devices, signage, and automotive, as well as many others.
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