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Gemalto’s latest survey discusses security concerns in IoT (photo: Gemalto)

Gemalto survey confirms that consumers lack confidence in IoT device security

Friday 03 November 2017
Companies / Markets

Gemalto (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), a leader in digital security solutions, revealed that 90% of consumers lack confidence in the security of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. This comes as more than two thirds of consumers and almost 80% of organisations support governments getting involved in setting IoT security.

Movesense from Suunto relies on IMSE technology from TactoTek (photo: TactoTek)

TactoTek to supply IMSE solution for Suunto Movesense smart connector

Thursday 02 November 2017
Companies / Markets

The Finnish sports watch and measuring instrument company Suunto recently announced that TactoTek has been awarded the mass production contract for the Suunto Movesense Smart connector, an injection moulded structural electronics (IMSE) solution that is part of the Suunto Movesense platform. TactoTek will manufacture the smart connector in its Oulu, Finland factory.

The management of UHSIO Europe (from left): Dr Hartwig Wiesmann, executive vice president; Nils Büker, senior director; Hiroshi Matsubara, CEO; Wilfried de Koning, executive vice president (photo: USHIO)

USHIO Europe invests heavily into the future of specialty lighting – new factory opens in Poland

Wednesday 01 November 2017
Companies / Markets

USHIO Poland, part of the USHIO Europe Group headquartered in The Netherlands, officially opened the doors to its new factory in Pass, just outside of Warsaw last month.

CPI’s SmartMed project will utilise expertise in printable electronics to deliver smart packaging applications (photo: CPI)

CPI’s new project to bring a world-class medicines smart packaging capability to the UK

Tuesday 24 October 2017
Companies / Markets

The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI), the UK’s technology innovation provider for process manufacturing, announced that it has begun the first phase of its ‘Medicines Smart Packaging’ project. This phase of the North East Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) funded project, known as SmartMed, will begin the process of crystallising the needs for innovation in the smart packaging of medicines and medical devices leading to the creation of an innovation capability.

First trials launched at the DTI premises right after installation (photo: CERADROP)

DTI steps forward in nanomaterials industrial applications with CeraPrinter F-Serie by CERADROP

Tuesday 17 October 2017
Companies / Markets

CERADROP, an MGI Group company based in Limoges, France, has delivered a CeraPrinter F-Serie to the Danish Technological Institute (DTI) for nanomaterials industrial applications.