New to the Technology

Printed electronics products offer many new possibilities because they can be flexible, stretchable, low cost enough to be disposable, improve existing electronics such as displays, be integrated with fabrics, are more environmental, and improve safety and much more...

For the first time, cheap electronic features enhance products such as packaging, blister packs, bill board posters and clothing. Over 3000 global organizations are developing the technology and now radical new products have emerged.

Choose your industry

Textiles

Heated jackets, heated car seats, pressure sensing automotive seating, lit clothing and solar bags that can charge up your mobile whilst on the move are some of the items that printed electronics can be used in.

The presentations and exhibitors listed below highlight some of the companies at the show that would be relevant to the industry.

Your pass enables you to visit all the conference presentations and not just those recommended below. In addition to these, other presentations will feature case studies from leading adopters illustrating how this technology can add brand enhancements and new features to your products. You will also have the opportunity to visit the Tradeshow where you will see demonstrations of printed electronics in action.

Relevant Presentations

		Interactive Wear, Mr Andreas Roepert, CEO 15:15 - 15:40 "Wearable Electronics - Applications, Trends and Opportunities for Printed Electronics" Requirements for textile integration Opportunities for Printed Electronics in Fashion/Sports, Wellness/Medical, Safety/Security Creating new opportunities and market awareness for both fashion and technology vendors First applications will be seen in textile products within the next years
		Peratech Ltd, Mr David Lussey, CTO 15:40 - 16:05 "Quantum Tunnelling Composites (QTC) in Textile and Film Touch-screens, Controls and Sensors" QTC is being used under license in a rapidly growing range of commercial products. QTC has recently been developed in a printable electronic ink form QTC allows the construction of sensors, switches, touch controls and touch-screens without the need for air gaps or stand-offs.