Neotech AMT GmbH (Nuremberg, Germany) announces the successful installation of the first new 15XBT System for 3D printed electronics at NAITEC, Navarra Spain. The 15XBT is a replacement model for the best-selling PJ15X with major upgrades to the mechanics, HMI and control system, as well as integrating a new tool calibration station.
Dracula Technologies (Valence, France), a renowned leader in energy harvesting from indoor light, introduces its latest breakthrough: the next generation of LAYER OPV modules. With an impressive 25% improvement in performance compared to its predecessor, this cutting-edge innovation is set to redefine the landscape of ultra-low-power devices, such as indoor IoT devices and wearables. The upgraded modules offer two significant advantages to customers: they can either generate 25% more power while occupying the same amount of space (750µW under 1000 lux, up from 570µW), or achieve the same power output, voltage, and current while utilising 25% less surface area. This major milestone marks the first step in Dracula Technologies' commitment to utilising more eco-friendly materials in their products.
TechBlick has announced that the exhibition at their Future of Electronics RESHAPED event has grown by 50% over this event in 2022 and is sold out with four months to go. This year’s show takes place on 17 & 18 October at The Estrel in Berlin.
