TyroMotion GmbH (AT)

ImageXpert: Inkjet Industry for Printed Electronics

Video interview with ImageXpert at Printed Electronics Europe.

LG Display invests over $900 million in flexible OLEDs. Why?

This week LG Display announced that it will invest One Trillion Won for a flexible OLED display plant in Korea. Why?

Solving mysteries of conductivity in polymers

Materials known as conjugated polymers have been seen as very promising candidates for electronics applications, including capacitors, photodiodes, sensors, organic light-emitting diodes, and thermoelectric devices.

Hortau, Mnubo Partner in IoT for farming

Hortau, provider of precision irrigation management systems, has announced its partnership with mnubo, the Internet of Things Data Analytics company, to advance its solution offering of delivering higher crop yields with real-time analysis of optimal moisture and soil tension conditions.

Wireless power supply for wearables

Two new transmitter and three receiver coils that are optimally suited for solutions for charging wearables and mobile devices.

Energy devices go wireless

Scientists in China have developed a new method for connecting energy devices without using wires.

Canatu awarded volume order for automotive customer

Canatu's CNB™ Touch Sensors will be incorporated into a new automotive model for a North American customer.

Memory LCD from Sharp - video interview

Jeremy Lock from Sharp Laboratories Europe being interviewed at the IDTechEx Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe event, covering their Memory LCD technology.

Webinar Tues 4 August: High Power Energy Harvesting 2016-2026

IDTechEx are hosting a free webinar on Tuesday 4 August 2015.

Test environment for connected and driverless vehicles

he University of Michigan has opened Mcity, the world's first controlled environment specifically designed to test the potential of connected and automated vehicle technologies that will lead the way to mass-market driverless cars.

First fully inkjet manufactured flexible PV modules

Researchers have developed a flexible organic photovoltaic module manufactured entirely by inkjet printing processes that demonstrates power conversion efficiency above 4% for high value, custom-made, solar devices.

Quick testing of candidate material for organic solar cells

Hunting for the best material from which to build organic solar cells can be like seeking the proverbial haystack needle, but now scientists may have a better search tool for the nascent industry.

New event IDTechEx Sensors USA to debut in Santa Clara

IDTechEx the leader in market research and events on emerging technologies has announced the launch of a new event on sensors. The conference and exhibition will take place on November 18-19, 2015 in Santa Clara, CA.

The intelligent soldier system - military wearables

On May 19th 2015, IDTechEx attended a conference aboard HMS Belfast in London, bringing together senior military innovation personnel with acting servicemen and technical innovators in relevant fields. The topic for discussion was wearable technology for the military.

From 2D to 3D Printed Electronics 2015-2025

In 2012 a tsunami of media hype began around consumer 3D printing that turned a lacklustre 30-year-old technology into a household name and created massive growth in the industry even among large established players.

Solvay Piezoelectric Materials: Video Interview

Corinne Duffie from Solvay Specialty Polymers showing piezoelectric materials for sensors and actuators at Printed Electronics Europe.

A low cost atmospheric pressure PECVD technology

Flexible electronic devices such as organic Photovoltaics or OLED displays require encapsulation envelopes with extreme gas permeation barrier properties to achieve the required life time stability.

3D printing in the automotive industry

As part of a series of IDTechEx articles examining the impact of each of the technologies we cover on the automotive industry, Rachel Gordon presents the uses of 3D printing in the production of vehicles.

Unique material for new generation solar cells

Researchers have developed material which offers a much cheaper alternative to the one which is currently being used in hybrid solar cells.

Thread wireless networking protocol now available

The Thread Group has announced the release of Thread, the new IP-based wireless networking protocol designed for low-power connected products in the home.