Technological Development

Intrinsiq Materials, Rochester, NY., has partnered with Austin-based NovaCentrix to create a high-performance, low-cost, copper-clad polyimide achieved without the use of adhesives or time-consuming sput

The Defense Department has awarded a Silicon Valley group a $75 million grant to establish an institute dedicated to innovation in flexible electronics and next-generation Internet connectivity.

A group of more than 160 companies, schools, and government agencies are going to find out how far $171 million goes in Silicon Valley - thanks to a grant from the Department of Defense that will fund a San Jose Institute devoted to developing fle

October 23, 2014 – San Jose, Calif. – FlexTech Alliance announced today the awarding of a development agreement to nScrypt and NovaCentrix for a next-generation three-dimensional (3D) printing tool for creating complex and functional objects.

Now that we’ve got a number of advanced 3D printing technologies, from high-end metal 3D printers to low-cost desktop fabricators, we await the day when 3D printed items become fully-functional with electronics 3D printed directly into objects dur

In comparison with traditional circuit manufacturing, the appeal of printed electronics is strong.

As analysts IDTechEx is in the fortunate position to see the constant developments in materials and processes in printed electronics. Occasionally we see breakthroughs which significantly overcome barriers to adoption. Here is an example of that.