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Skeleton Technologies

Skeleton Technologies won the Ecosummit London Award for the best startup in 2015, as Europe's biggest developer and manufacturer of ultracapacitor cells. Customers include the European Space Agency, which uses the product to solve power delivery and energy storage issues by recapturing energy and providing peak and backup power.

Tesla 3 and the 2030 dispute

The excitement about the first mass market product from Tesla, the Tesla 3, echoes the early days of Apple.

Future powertrains: Radical new end game

This article shares some of the market research carried out for the brand new IDTechEx report, Future Powertrains 2016-2036.

Next-generation energy storage technology for EVs: hype, fads and real

This was the topic IDTechEx was asked to address in a meeting of the SMMT EV Group 17.3.16 in London. Here we share our response.

IDTechEx Show! ARDEC Win Best Development 3D Printing Equipment Award

A presentation by ARDEC, winner of the IDTechEx 3D Printed USA award in the category of "Best Development in 3D Printing".

Nanomedical Diagnostcs

Nanomedical Diagnostics Inc. (Nanomed) was established in 2013 in California, USA. They are commercialising graphene-based medical sensors. This is a profile update covering their latest activities.

Denka

Denka manufacture and sell thermally conductive sheets and thermal greases into a broad range of industries.

What's Trending in Printed Electronics

From many different angles, the printed electronics sector is gaining commercial momentum. In this article, IDTechEx explores some of the top trends in the industry.

The Printed Electronics Industry at a Glance

The state of the industry in terms of market size by component type is summarized.

IDTechEx Interview Infratab: Cold Chain Freshness Monitoring System

Video interview with Infratab at the Internet of Things Applications exhibition, part of the IDTechEx Show!

Sensors integration in displays

In the last decade, the display has evolved from being primarily an output device to the main user interface. Touchscreens are becoming ubiquitous. But what other sensors will be integrated in the display?

Webinar Thursday 14 April: Conductive Inks Business

IDTechEx are hosting a free webinar on Thursday 14th April 2016. Conductive Inks Business: Everything is Changing.

CNano Technology

CNano is currently the largest carbon nanotube manufacturer in the world. The main application for the MWCNTs are batteries, where charging times are improved. CNano claim to be the biggest supplier for MWCNTs in this application.

Smart Materials, Electric Vehicles: The Future Revealed

Uniquely the IDTechEx Show! in Berlin on 27-28 April (www.IDTechEx.com/Europe) reveals the future of electric vehicle technology and other green technologies.

Fuel cell vehicles back in focus

Something is stirring in the field of fuel cell vehicles.

The future of IoT sensors to be showcased in Berlin

At the upcoming IDTechEx Show in Berlin visitors will see the latest innovation in the field of IoT sensors. Exhibitors will demonstrate new manufacturing technologies, novel sensing devices and energy management solutions.

Conductive inks and paste: everything is changing

The conductive inks and paste business will generate a demand of 1800 tonnes. IDTechEx Research forecasts that this will grow to 2200 by 2026. This business has come alive again and is now a business where literally everything is changing.

Webinar Tuesday 5 April - Smartglasses Teardown

IDTechEx are hosting a free webinar on Tuesday 5 April 2016. Webinar Title: Smartglasses Teardown: Enabling Technologies for Eye-Worn Computing.

Smart Eyewear updates from the Wearable Technology Show

IDTechEx attended the Wearable Technology Show, at London's Excel Exhibition Centre on March 15th 2016. The following article describes some of the key technology and commercial progress updates from several of the players present at this event.

Updates from WTS16: Clothing, e-textiles and flexible electronics

IDTechEx met with many existing and a couple of new contacts from the smart clothing space at the Wearable Technology Show, in London's Excel Exhibition Centre. Commercial momentum is growing very slowly in these spaces as players approach the markets for the first time, and the competition is beginning to heat up. This article summarises IDTechEx's learnings at the show.