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9 Jun 2020

Piezotech Arkema
Joanneum use their piezoelectric polymers in their Pyzoflex material.
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11 May 2020

Joanneum Research
Joanneum Research (JR) is a publicly funded research and technology organization in Austria. This profile focuses on PyzoFlex® Technology, which is a fully printed sensor based on a ferroelectric (pyroelectric and piezoelectric) material. It reacts very sensitively to changes in pressure, temperature and vibration.
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10 Mar 2020

Super Magnets from a 3D Printer
Magnetic materials are an important component of mechatronic devices such as wind power stations, electric motors, sensors and magnetic switch systems. Magnets are usually produced using rare earths and conventional manufacturing methods. A team of researchers produced specially designed magnets using a 3D printer.
13 Aug 2019

Technology collaboration to unlock automotive 3D printing potential
Henkel is partnering in a research and development project called SYMPA, that aims to develop new materials, printing methodologies and post-processing technologies for durable Stereolithography products using Digital Light Processing with a focus on automotive applications.
3 Apr 2019

Bring life to your surface
JOANNEUM RESEARCH run Austria's largest research group for functional printing.
14 Mar 2019

Smart and flexible energy supply platform for wearable electronics
The aim of the project is the creation of an autonomous energy-supply platform. Based on the results of the project it will be possible to use a wearable without caring about recharging over its entire lifetime.
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14 Dec 2018

PyzoFlex - Joanneum Research
Researchers at Joanneum Research have developed PyzoFlex, a sensor technology based on ferroelectric copolymer of PVDF:TrFE on PET substrates. The sensor is thin, flexible, durable and can detect localised changes in pressure and temperature with high precision.
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24 Oct 2018

Spotlight on Joanneum Research
PyzoFlex® is a technology by JOANNEUM RESEARCH, a leading international research organisation. Meet Joanneum Research on booth O28 at Printed Electronics USA 2018.