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12 Jan 2017
Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd
Sumitomo is a large Japanese conglomerate which is now marketing its own vanadium redox flow battery for industrial and renewable energy applications.
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5 Jan 2017
Flexible, Organic, Printed Electronics
Video Interview with Cambridge Display Technology at the IDTechEx Show! in Santa Clara, USA (November 16-17 2016)2016
5 Dec 2016
Innovations in Large-Area Electronics Conference (innoLAE 2017)
A key event for the large-area electronics community, bringing industry and academia together and providing valuable opportunities to share the latest research results and discuss new projects and collaborations.17 Nov 2016
Flexible OLEDs For Consumer Products
Cambridge Display Technology Ltd, United Kingdom
9 Nov 2016
GILDEMEISTER Aktiengesellschaft
8 Nov 2016
Unienergy Technologies
27 Oct 2016
KemWatt
20 May 2016
Silicon Carbide vs Gallium Nitride Power Devices: Which Win?
27 Apr 2016
Progress On Flexible Low-Cost Organic Thermoelectric Material And Device Development At CDT
CDT Ltd, United Kingdom
4 Apr 2016
Skeleton Technologies
a ramp up phase through power quality applications like UPS, then in full scale with the transport and industrial sector. This means they are realistic about the development time for their product to be accepted in the transport sector for example.
The company seems to know well, where high power supercapacitor applications can be drive growth.
On Mr. Madiberk words:"Although the market is growing at a 30% rate, additional growth has been stalled by the lack of high energy and power densities needed by high-performance applications"
The company recently procured funding for an additional investment round.
17 Mar 2016
Thermoelectric energy harvesters to reach over $1 billion by 2026
Find out more at Energy Harvesting & Storage, Berlin, 27-28 April! According to IDTechEx research, the market for thermoelectric energy harvesting is expected to reach over $1 billion by 2026, with the expected growth mostly sustained by significant proliferation in the space for wireless sensors and actuators in a variety of market verticals.7 Mar 2016
Highlights of the 7th Battery Japan Expo
IDTechEx visited the 7th Battery Japan in Tokyo, which is an event focusing mainly on rechargeable batteries. In this article IDTechEx will show some innovations and strategic plans announced by big companies.3 Mar 2016
Energy harvesting, steady growth, sensible increase in opportunities
2015 has been a year to report very disparate progress in advancing different energy harvesting technologies: advances in thermoelectrics, new and higher power output photovoltaics, capacitive harvesting as well as steady development of markets for electrodynamics along with new applications have created an array of devices serving a diverse number of industries; with applications for wireless sensors, switches and actuators all the way to high power industrial waste heat and vibration harvesting, the technology landscape is developing at a steady pace, with many interesting applications being realized.8 Feb 2016
Event report: Innovations in Large Area Electronics
IDTechEx attended the second innoLAE conference, which took place on the 1st and 2nd of February 2016 in Cambridge (UK). It was organised by the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Large-Area Electronics.13 Jan 2016
When can we expect printed TVs?
LG made quite an impression during CES this year, announcing new OLED TVs that have delighted most reviewers. With premium features and a smart marketing campaign, LG has managed to position OLED as the best TV money can buy. But when will the technology become more affordable?8 Jan 2016
Sumitomo Chemical to expand touchscreen panel production capacity
Sumitomo Chemical has decided to increase the production capacity of touchscreen panels for organic LED (OLED) display panels.2015
4 Dec 2015
Lizard electric vehicles
Extreme vehicle concepts have a habit of appearing in a car near you.3 Dec 2015
Transphorm
Offering SiC inverters since 2015, using their own SiC semiconductors form MOSFETS to diodes.
15 Oct 2015
Three new technology megatrends
Thought leaders IDTechEx were among the first to identify three new megatrends in the world of technology: Structural Electronics (SE); 3D Printed Electronics (3DPE); Energy Independent Electric Vehicles (EIVs).18 Sep 2015
Raynergy Tek Incorporation
Raynergy was established in August 2014 as a spin off from Polyera, a organic semiconductor company, to focus exclusively on commercializing organic photovoltaic semiconductors. Raynergy currently has $8.12 million capital. 45 issued patents have been transferred to Raynergy from Polyera.