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2018

Boost Your Battery Performance With New-Generation Of Primed Al/Cu Foils

2017

More Money Raised for Printed and Organic Electronics: The Rationale

Excitement is building in the printed and organic electronics sector as demand grows and investors focus in on the opportunities.

Merck Group

This profiles provides a brief background on Merck's organic photovoltaic material's business and progress

ASCA provide customized OPV products

In an era of new technologies, now more than ever we need to stay connected.

Self-sustaining, interactive, solar-powered street furniture concept

Equipped photovoltaic film in order to be energy self-sustaining, the furniture will include a very-low-energy, interactive screen with a range of possibilities for disseminating information, including a calendar of city events, for polling residents about a given topic, for example. Residents will be able to interact with the screen using their mobile phones.

Greater speed, accuracy in recognizing brain injury

Modern body armor better protects warfighters against shrapnel from explosive blasts. However, they still face a hidden threat—the resulting blast pressure and shock wave that could cause traumatic brain injury.

2016

NASA scientists see asteroid through the eyes of a robot

Retrieving an asteroid sample is no easy task. Doing the job blindfolded is even more challenging. That's why scientists equipped the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft with a set of eyes to watch it all unfold.

ARMOR launches production of flexible photovoltaic films

After 6 years of technological partnership with the major names of the global chemical industry and an investment of €40 million, the French midmarket company ARMOR is ready to launch industrial production of a new generation of photovoltaic material, designed and manufactured in France.

Novasentis, Inc

3D printing every fish species on earth

Nearly 25,000 species of fish live on our planet, and a University of Washington professor wants to scan and digitize them all.

Launch of high-tech coated films for new applications

ARMOR is further extending development and is announcing its diversification into high added value coating films.

Labs in NNSA lead the way in 3D printing

Award-winning researchers from NNSA labs have 3D-printed beads to capture carbon dioxide to mitigate climate change, better armor material for warfighters, and even living tissue. NNSA material scientists have found that 3D-printed foam works better than standard materials in durability and long-term mechanical performance.

Adaptive protein crystal could form new kind of protective material

Stretching or compressing the material in one direction causes the connected protein tiles to rotate in unison, resulting in a corresponding expansion or contraction in the opposite directions.

Presentation by Armor: Printed Electronics USA 2015 Award Winner

A presentation by Armor, winner of the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA award in the category of "Best Product Development" for the "Beautiful Light Project".

2015

IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA 2015 Award Winners

At the Printed Electronics USA 2015 conference and exhibition, five companies were awarded for their great achievement in developing and commercializing printed electronics technologies. The awards were presented to the five winning companies by Ralph Russo, Founder and Chairman of the Board of Novasentis, who has also had a prolific and highly successful career as an executive at Apple, Honeywell, Bay Networks, and Nortel Networks.

2016: The Year for Armor to Place on the Market a First Generation of OPV Modules

Armor Sustainable Energies (ASE), France

Don't take our word for it - what companies are saying about PE USA

Printed Electronics USA 2015 is the largest event in the world on printed, flexible and organic electronics and all its applications, with over 200 exhibitors and 3000 attendees expected. See and learn new things, understand what end users want and discover your opportunities at this international event drawing attendees from 47 countries.

Expanding possibilities for making materials that store energy

The scientists whose job it is to test the limits of what nature—specifically chemistry— will allow to exist, just set up shop on some new real estate on the Periodic Table.

Raynergy Tek Incorporation

Raynergy was established in August 2014 as a spin off from Polyera, a organic semiconductor company, to focus exclusively on commercializing organic photovoltaic semiconductors. Raynergy currently has $8.12 million capital. 45 issued patents have been transferred to Raynergy from Polyera.

Boxfish shell inspires new materials for flexible electronics

Engineers describe how the structure of the boxfish could serve as inspiration for body armor, robots and even flexible electronics.