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Ynvisible invests in its facility in Almada, Portugal (photo: ynvisible)

Ynvisible scales production with new printing line and customer training facility

Friday 21 September 2018
Companies / Markets

Ynvisible Interactive Inc. (Vancouver, Canada), specialised in creating ultra-low power, dynamic displays in printed electronics, has opened a new production and customer training facility. The new sheet-to-sheet production line will enable ynvisible to produce electrochromic devices for orders in the hundreds of thousands of unit per production run for products such as smart labels and Internet of Things devices.

Scores of Imprint Energy batteries, printed by a manufacturing partner using standard commercial equipment (photo: Imprint Energy)

Imprint Energy gains new investments to advance ultra-thin flexible batteries

Thursday 20 September 2018
Companies / Markets

Imprint Energy (Alameda, California) announced the successful completion of a US$5M investment round. Investors included Imprint’s technology partner Semtech, the u.life fund, which is managed by Global Value Investment Portfolio Management (GVIP), and previous investors including Phoenix Venture Partners (PVP).

CYNORA presents the status of blue TADF technology for displays at OLEDS World Summit 2018

Tuesday 18 September 2018
Exhibitions / Events

CYNORA (Bruchsal, Germany), a leader in TADF (thermally activated delayed fluorescence) materials for next-generation OLEDs, presents latest technology updates and new achievements in deep-blue materials at the OLEDs World Summit in San Francisco, California, from 18-20 September 2018.

Particle-free ink technology provides high conductivity with low metal content (photo: Liquid X)

Liquid X and Bonbouton collaborate on creating advanced textile-based sensors

Monday 17 September 2018
Companies / Markets

As part of its efforts to forge powerful collaborations with leaders in their respective industries, Liquid X Printed Metals (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) has announced a collaboration effort with Bonbouton to build temperature and pressure sensors directly on textiles using additive manufacturing techniques.

Micronova cleanroom facilities for microelectronics (photo: VTT Finland)

VTT ranked fourth in the world’s largest research funding programme

Friday 14 September 2018
Companies / Markets

The VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland was ranked fourth in the latest statistics by European Research Ranking. The assessment examines how well various organisations have succeeded in the world's largest research funding programme, the EU's Horizon 2020. VTT rose to fourth place, from 21st in the previous comparison.