In a new research study, North Carolina State University (NC State) scientists demonstrated they could print sheets of electrically conductive ink on polyester fabric to manufacture an e-textile that could be utilized in the design of future wearable devices.
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The coffee-ring effect is something we can observe every day. But what is just a slight annoyance for us, is a challenging issue for scientists. Now, a team of researchers has found a way to combat the hindering effect with new inks, thereby enabling large-scale printing of electronic devices with simple inkjet technology.
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A team of researchers from Australia has found a way to create nano-thin flexible touchscreens by using liquid metal chemistry and printing the ultra-thin and ultra-flexible electronic material directly onto their desired surfaces. With this new technique, touchscreens could be rolled out like newspapers in the future.
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Normally, you would think that a common office printer has no other purpose than printing documents. What sounded utopian at first has now become reality: For the first time, Dr. Mohammad Haider, Electrical and Computer Engineer of UAB Research Labs in Birmingham, makes office printers print circuits from anywhere, even from home.
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Printed solar cells sound good in theory but scalability has held the technology back. Until now, because scientists from Swansea University have come up with a way to make it more practical for at-large operations.
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On the occasion of the 5th Annual InkJet Conference, from 16th to 17th October 2018 in Düsseldorf, this article takes a closer look at three examples of how smoothly inkjet enters our daily lives.
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Hybrid electronics kept being on the rise in 2017. Numerous applications will benefit from this recent technology in the future, including sensors and displays.
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Stainless steel isn’t the material one’s thinking of first, when it comes to bending because of its missing flexibilty. In
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If ecological awareness really is a topic, then the field of electronics is its supreme discipline – one which scientists
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To improve the buttons at their busses, EvoBus teamed up with Dr. Sauer and his team from TU Darmstadt. Together they created a new way to print luminescent materials, which is a highly innovative technology, also for the global market.
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