News (consumer electronics)

 
OLED rear lights for an elegant design (photo: Merck)

CES 2018: OE-A unites end users and suppliers

Numerous industry sectors, from automotive, consumer electronics and household appliances to packaging and healthcare, have products based on organic and printed electronics. Consumer electronics is currently the largest industry in which this technology is being applied. This technology can be found in e-readers, smartphones and tablets, and it is used to turn clothing and accessories into intelligent wearables, as well as making the operation of automobiles and many devices easier through the use of touch sensors.

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Coatema will exhibit at CES 2018, the leading event for consumer electronics (photo: CES/Consumer Technology Association)

Coatema showcases advanced R2R manufacturing lines for printed electronics at CES 2018

Coatema Coating Machinery introduces its latest advancements in lab and roll-to-roll manufacturing equipment at CES 2018 from 9-12 January. The innovative equipment manufacturer from Dormagen, Germany, provides flexible and efficient one-stop-shop solutions for coating, printing and laminating.

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Chuck Milligan, CEO of FlexEnable (left) and Dr James Wong, COO and group executive director of Truly (right) (photo: FlexEnable)

Truly and FlexEnable sign license agreement to bring low-cost, scalable flexible display production to China

FlexEnable (Cambridge, UK), a leader in the development and industrialisation of organic electronics for flexible displays and sensors, has signed a technology transfer and license agreement with Truly Semiconductors (Guangdong, China), one of the leading display makers in China. The deal aims to bring FlexEnable’s flexible organic liquid crystal display (OLCD) technology into mass production on Truly’s lines within 2018.

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