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A foldable display demonstrator from Heraeus and ITRI Taiwan

Heraeus announces milestone for foldable touchscreens

Wednesday 16 November 2016
Products

The German company Heraeus recently set a milestone for foldable touchscreens and flexible displays.

The IDTechEx Show in Santa Clara is America's leading event for the PE industry

Printed Electronics takes centre stage in Santa Clara

Monday 14 November 2016
Exhibitions / Events

The IDTechEx Show, also known as Printed Electronics USA, will have its next instalment from 16-17 November in Santa Clara, California. The event covers the world’s most disruptive technologies, from structural electronics to e-mobility, and energy storage innovations to advanced materials.

infinityPV makes polymer solar cells available

Wednesday 09 November 2016
Products

The Danish start-up company infinityPV regards flexible organic solar cell technology as a serious alternative to established solar cells. This technology enables a future where organic solar panels are integrated anywhere thanks to their unique low weight and flexibility.

Adphos introduces MicroSpot 3D at Printed Electronics USA

Monday 07 November 2016
Products

The adphos Group, a leader in near-infrared wavelength technology, showcases its newest solution for the printed electronics market, a high density light focusing system that delivers near laser-like performance at a fraction of the price, at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics Exhibition in Santa Clara, California.

The outlook for the organic and printed electronics industry is very positive for 2017

Organic and printed electronics industry expects an increase of 17% in sales revenue in 2017

Friday 04 November 2016
Companies / Markets

The signs continue to be set for growth in the organic and printed electronics industry. This is the clear message of the latest business climate survey conducted by the OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), a working group within VDMA (Mechanical Engineering Industry Association). Three quarters of the survey participants expect the industry to continue its positive development in the coming year.