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CoMotion is the University of Washington’s collaborative innovation hub (photo: Cambrios, University of Washington)

Foundational nanowire technology patent issued to University of Washington, licensed exclusively to Cambrios

Tuesday 22 October 2019
Companies / Markets

Cambrios (Sunnyvale, California), a leader in silver nanowire (SNW) technology, and the University of Washington (UW), have announced the issuance of a foundational patent in the SNW technology space.

Visionox and Peratech have joined forces to develop integrated display and force-touch modules (photo: Peratech)

Peratech and Visionox to jointly develop integrated display and force-touch modules

Monday 21 October 2019
Companies / Markets

Visionox, a high-tech enterprise focusing on OLED technology development based in China, and the force-sensing solutions company Peratech (Richmond, UK) have signed an MOU agreement and started working on different integrations of Peratech’s tactile-sensing solutions into Visionox’s AMOLED displays to meet user needs for display-based interactive interfaces.

Pulsify Medical could enable a breakthrough in ultrasound-based medical imaging and cardiac monitoring (photo: Pixabay)

Pulsify Medical closes first round of funding, led by imec.xpand

Wednesday 16 October 2019
Companies / Markets

Pulsify Medical, a digital medical technology company focused on the development of wearable ultrasound patches, announced the first closing of its seed funding round, raising €2.6M. Imec.xpand and KU Leuven led the investment together and were joined by University Hospitals Leuven.

Invisense’s printed humidity sensor for construction (photo: Ynvisible)

Ynvisible Interactive announces manufacturing agreement with Invisense

Tuesday 15 October 2019
Companies / Markets

Ynvisible Interactive Inc. (Vancouver, Canada) has announced a partnership with Invisense AB, a leader for passive humidity sensors. The agreement between the companies establishes Ynvisible as the preferred manufacturing partner for Invisense’s growing range of humidity sensor products.

CPI aims at bolstering the European photonics market (photo: CPI)

CPI and EU partners create commercialisation support for photonics

Monday 30 September 2019
Companies / Markets

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) working with photonics in life sciences markets can benefit from the support offered by CPI and other European partners, as part of the Horizon 2020 project EPRISE (Empowering Photonics through Regional Innovation Strategies in Europe). The 30 month long project, which finished at the end of June 2019, focussed on removing barriers to commercialisation for photonics SMEs in four market sectors in which Europe is a market leader, namely: medical technologies, pharmaceuticals, food and agriculture.