Carbon nanomaterial developer Canatu (Vantaa, Finland) recently announced its participation at CES 2022, the world’s most influential technology event, taking place 5-8 January in Las Vegas, Nevada, and digitally. Exhibiting at booth #6971 in LVCC’s West Hall, Canatu will utilise the event to present its Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) heater and 3D touch technologies.
FlexEnable (Cambridge, UK), a leader in the development and industrialisation of organic electronics for flexible displays and liquid crystal optics has won the prestigious Disruptive Innovation Award for 2021 at the TechWorks Awards.
TNO at Holst Centre (Eindhoven, The Netherlands), Solliance and TU/e worked together in the development of a thin and flexible scanner for fingerprints. Low-resolution image-sensor arrays have been demonstrated in the past, but the step toward high-resolution, high pixel-count image sensors suitable for commercial applications has been lacking to date. Gerwin Gelinck and Albert van Breemen took the flexible fingerprint scanner to the next level, and now have an article published on this subject in the current edition of Nature Electronics.
