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Wearable solar cells from Holst Centre

OE-A demonstrates numerous application opportunities in consumer electronics at CES 2017

Currently, the most interesting and fastest-growing application areas of printed electronics are in the sectors of wearables, automotive and in the Internet of Things. Smart labels, smart watches, intelligent clothing and dashboards are just a few examples of end-use products which printed electronics can be integrated into.

Read more … OE-A demonstrates numerous application opportunities in consumer electronics at CES 2017

A T-shirt with an integrated interactive game from NovaCentrix and Eurecat

From vision to project – OE-A Competition 2016 showcases innovative ideas at LOPEC 2016

Already in its fifth year, the Organic Electronics Association (OE-A) organises a competition for its members from all different sectors of organic and printed electronics. Numerous international companies, research institutes and universities take part in this annual competition to present their ideas, prototypes, and concepts.

Read more … From vision to project – OE-A Competition 2016 showcases innovative ideas at LOPEC 2016

'Intelligent' contact lenses may soon serve as computer displays according to researchers of the University of South Australia

University of South Australia’s contact lens to bring vision to the small screen

A polymer film coating with the ability to turn contact lenses into computer screens is set to transform the wearable visual aids into the next generation of consumer electronics.

Read more … University of South Australia’s contact lens to bring vision to the small screen

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