Timestrip launches new electronic indicators


Products

Timestrip (Cambridge, UK), developer of smart indicator technology, is launching a completely new range with two electronic temperature indicators. They will be important in monitoring the safe storage and transportation of a wide range of goods including pharmaceuticals, vaccines, healthcare, food produce, adhesives and inks.

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VON ARDENNE welcomes new member of the executive management


Appointments

Klaus Löffler is now part of the executive management of the VON ARDENNE Group. He will join Pia von Ardenne-Lichtenberg at the executive management of the Dresden-based technology company and assume the newly created role of chief sales officer (CSO).

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Phiaro Corporation to incorporate TactoTek’s smart surfaces into customer projects


Companies / Markets

TactoTek (Oulu, Finland), developer of in-mould structural electronics (IMSE) technology, and Phiaro Corporation, an international design company known for using advanced technology to create innovative automotive design solutions, recently announced that Phiaro will integrate IMSE solutions into customer designs.

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CES 2021 makes history as largest digital tech industry event


Exhibitions / Events

The first-ever, all-digital CES 2021 made history as the largest digital tech event. Almost 2000 companies unveiled next-gen innovation for a better future. Owned and produced by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the all-digital CES 2021 featured product launches from startups to tech giants, keynotes from global industry leaders, live entertainment from Hollywood and more than 100 hours of conference programming.

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ORIGAMI Project yields novel touch wheel from high-precision 3D forming


Products

A pioneering touch slider enabled by multiple layers of printed electronics and combined with innovative heating, thermoforming and injection moulding technologies, was developed in the publicly-funded Innovations with Organic 3D Electronics (ORIGAMI) project, which brings together various German and Japanese technology companies and institutes. The demonstrator is equipped with 14 LEDs, has a drawing depth of 10mm, and a touch functionality. This engineering feat enables the fast sheet-to-sheet production of injection-moulded 3D electronic devices, reducing the necessary productions steps and overall weight of the finished devices. This achievement in printed electronics is expected to find its way to automotive interiors, white goods, large electronic appliances, and medical equipment, among others.

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