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The new display features 256 grey levels, and full 30fps image rendering

Plastic Logic presents world’s first fully organic flexible OLED display prototype

Monday 02 June 2014
Products

Plastic Logic, a UK based producer of printed electronics solutions, will use the SID Display Week (1-6 June 2014 in San Diego) to present the world’s first fully organic flexible OLED display prototype.

At the recent LOPEC (26-28 May 2014 in Munich) many of the leading companies from the printed and organic electronics industry presented their latest developments

OE-A releases business climate survey

Friday 30 May 2014
Companies / Markets

The German OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), a working group within VDMA, has just released its first business climate survey, which signals a significant growth in sales turnover for this year.

As in 2013 Coatema will again be a part of LOPEC’s Demo Line

Coatema uses LOPEC to introduce new lab system

Thursday 22 May 2014
Products

Coatema Coating Machinery from Germany just announced that it will present a new laboratory solution named “Test Solution” in the course of LOPEC, 26-28 May in Munich.

The new printed device for UV monitoring

Printed low-cost device for UV-light monitoring

Thursday 22 May 2014
Products

Acreo Swedish ICT has just announced that it has developed a new type of printed UV-light detector that is now ready for the market and will be demonstrated at LOPEC in Munich 27-28 May and Biosensors in Melbourne 27-30 May.

Holst Centre and NocaCentrix partner to advance photonic curing

Wednesday 30 April 2014
Companies / Markets

Holst Centre, an open-innovation R&D centre based in The Netherlands, and NovaCentrix, an US based producer of printed electronics manufacturing technologies, have announced a partnership to advance the study and application of photonic curing technologies.