Nth Degree
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NthDegree (Nth) is bringing to market an innovation in the manufacturing of semiconductor products. Our lights are printed on either a flatbed screen press or a high speed roll-to-roll printing press. They are ultra thin, flexible and lightweight with a cost and form factor that is unique in today's marketplace. Printing the Impossible™.
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2012
28 Dec 2012
Henkel
Henkel became involved in this market in 2008 after buying Acheson.1 Jun 2012
LED manufacturer Lighting Science Group closes $140m funding placement
The proceeds from the funding and commitments will be used to finance the Company's growth, expand its manufacturing capabilities for energy-efficient LED lighting products for consumer and commercial applications in both the public and private sectors.3 Apr 2012
Game Changer: Printing LEDs
Nth Degree Technologies, United States
2011
30 Nov 2011
Inorganic LED Lighting using Innovative Transparent Conductors
Nth Degree Technologies, United States
25 Aug 2011
Transparent conductors workshop
Technical Analyst, Dr Harry Zervos reports on the FlexTech Alliance Quarterly Workshop.20 May 2011
Hands on printed electronics workshop at the Sonoco Institute
On June 7-9, 2011 the Sonoco Institute will present a hands-on workshop on Printed Electronics. The two day workshop, //Printed Electronics 101//, will cover many aspects of printed electronics at an introductory to intermediate level. Some of the topics include: markets, devices, technologies, practices, challenges, manufacturing, and growth opportunities.2009
2 Oct 2009
Dramatic New AC Electroluminescent Displays
Dramatic New AC Electroluminescent Displays announced at Printed Electronics Asia 2009.2008
6 Feb 2008
Quantum Paper near to market in USA
The recent conference Printed Electronics USA in San Francisco had a presentation by two people from the secretive company Quantum Paper.2007
22 Nov 2007
2nd report on Printed Electronics USA
$300 billion by 2027 predicted by IDTechEx at Printed Electronics USA for new post-silicon electronics.