DownloadsIf you already have access, please [Login] Access is available via an IDTechEx Market Intelligence Subscription SpeakersDr Peter Harrop, Chairman, IDTechEx, UK Dan Lawrence, VP Business Development, IDTechEx, USA Any of the Masterclasses can be repeated on your premises if you wish - just contact IDTechEx p.harrop@idtechex.com Printed ElectronicsAimed for those new to the topic or who need to understand the big picture to assess the challenges and opportunities, this Masterclass will arm you with the latest knowledge of the applications and technology developments involving printed electronics. Learn of the toolkit of technologies that are available and emerging. The session will cover: 1. Applications of printed electronics - now and near future 2. Lessons to be learnt from early successes and failures
3. The need for printed electronics
4. Assessment of technologies, companies, strategies and progress so far, including
5. A discussion of printing techniques, their relevancy and challenges 6. Challenges and the roadmap to the full printed electronics toolkit Dr Peter Harrop, IDTechExDr Peter Harrop PhD, FIEE, FCIM is Chairman of IDTechEx Ltd. He was previously Chief Executive of Mars Electronics, the $260 million electronics company and Chairman of Pinacl plc, the $100m fibre optic company. He has been chairman of over 15 high tech companies. He has written 14 books on technical subjects, these being published by the Financial Times, John Wiley and others. He lectures and consults internationally on smart labels and smart packaging. Dan Lawrence, IDTechExDan Lawrence MSE, is contributing to IDTechEx as VP business development. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, he received both his BSE and MSE in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan. As a scientist for Flint Ink, Dan conceived the idea to use high speed printing processes to layer specially designed inks to function in RFID antenna, smart packages, and printed electronics. He was an early representative of the Auto-ID Center and was the first to demonstrate ePC class 1 tags with multiple meter read range having antenna printed with high speed processes. He has contributed to a book and several articles on printed electronics and is advising companies on how they can find opportunity in the historic merging of the printing and electronics industries. |