In Mold Electronics: The Next Generation Human Machine Interface Technology (Printed Electronics Europe 2016)

 

John Voultos is a segment manager for Human Machine Interface and Auto Interiors with DuPont's Microcircuit (MCM) Division. In this role John is leading DuPont's In Mold Electronics program at both the regional and global levels. John has been with DuPont for over 25 years and holds a BS in Accounting and Management from Northeastern University.

DuPont Advanced Materials has 50 years of experience in the development, manufacture and sale of specialised inks for a wide variety of printed electronic applications in the display, photovoltaic, automotive, biomedical, telecommunication and consumer products markets.

DuPont Advanced Materials will be exhibiting its 2nd generation of stretchable/washable inks for wearables and the latest suite of formable inks for in-mould electronics applications. Enabling printed electronics beyond traditional substrates, DuPont will demonstrate a range of low temperature curing inks as well as new DuPont™ Kapton™ inks for high temperature operation. A new highly conductive nano-Ag ink-jet ink will also be presented, suitable for high resolution, high volume industrial digital printing.