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2015

High Performance Nano Silver Conductor Development Through Open Innovation

DuPont (UK) Ltd, United Kingdom

Polyester Films for the Next Generation of Flexible Electronics

DuPont Teijin Films, United Kingdom

IDTechEx Printed Electronics Europe 2015 award winners

Rapid progress is being made in both the technical development of, and commercialisation of, printed, flexible and organic electronics. To recognize and award outstanding achievement to those involved in this rapidly growing business the annual IDTechEx Printed Electronics Awards are held each year.

The Hague Display: New printed electronics demonstrator

The transatlantic project team from the Cal Poly State University, USA and the Munich University of Applied Science in Germany have developed and produced hand-out demonstrators for the IDTechEx Printed Electronics Conferences in Santa Clara and Berlin. They will be distributed to attendees at Printed Electronics Europe in Berlin on April 28-29.

Piezoresistive Sensors - Part 1 of 3

In the first of this three part series on piezoresistive sensors we look at the construction, manufacture and types of pressure and force sensors and the key players in these fields. In subsequent articles, we will investigate the applications and then emerging technologies in this space.

DuPont MCM enables Wearable Technology thanks to Stretchable Inks

Video insight into products enabled by DuPont MCM, shown at Printed Electronics USA

2014

BeBop Sensors

Stretchable inks for wearable electronics

DuPont Microcircuit Materials has introduced a suite of stretchable electronic ink materials for use in smart clothing applications and other wearable electronics.

Printed Wearables

DuPont, United States

DuPont Microcircuit Materials introduces pure copper conductive ink

DuPont Microcircuit Materials is introducing its first pure copper conductive ink for photonic curing, DuPont™ PE510 copper conductor.

The $2 billion conductive ink industry gathers in Santa Clara

This is a successful and growing industry. Indeed, IDTechEx projects that the $2billion conductive ink/paste sector will grow $3.2 billion in 2025 at the material level.

IDTechEx Expands Presence in Asia

Adds Experienced Manager to its Rapidly Growing Japan Team. Tokyo, Japan and Cambridge, UK - Oct. 20, 2014 - IDTechEx the leader in market research on emerging technologies today announced the expansion of its Japan office with the hiring of Mr. Yasuo Yamamoto as its head of business development in Japan.

Printed Electronics USA tradeshow exceeds 150 exhibitors

Whether you are trying to find customers, establish an eco-system of partners, raise funds or sell your company, Printed Electronics USA is the tradeshow for you.

Barrier layers for flexible electronics - a $200m market by 2024

OLED displays are the biggest opportunity for flexible encapsulation and for that reason IDTechEx has highlighted the most significant advances in the technology in its recently updated report on the topic "Barrier Layers for Flexible Electronics 2015-2025: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts".

BOE

BOE started in 1993 as Beijing Orient Electronics Group Co, manufacturing electron tubes. BOE is now the biggest LCD panel manufacturer in China, ahead of 5 other manufacturers. They have LCD fabs in Beijing, Hefei, Ordos, Chengdu and He Bei. Since 2011, BOE has invested in building AMOLED production capacity. This profile is about their effort in AMOLED displays.

Graphene-based energy storage device research

An international research group recently reported successful fabrication of stretchable and transparent supercapacitors based on graphene films.

Barrier technology reaching maturity - commercialization status

OLED displays are the biggest opportunity for flexible encapsulation and for that reason, IDTechEx has highlighted the most significant advances in the technology but also discusses the maturity of each of the different encapsulation approaches proposed by different developers. In a series of two articles, IDTechEx analysts discuss the significant advances witnessed in the past year towards commercialization of flexible displays and compares different technologies being developed.

Cynora

Progress with Printed Electronics

In this article we focus on the current status of the main printed electronics technologies for components in consumer goods and healthcare applications, providing for each one market drivers, case studies and key suppliers, cost structures and challenges.

Wetting a battery's appetite for renewable energy storage

A new electrode enables sodium-beta batteries to last longer, helps streamline their manufacturing process and reduces the risk of accidental fire.

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