Professor Hossam Haick from the Technion and his team have developed a new high-tech sensor, which can detect and identify different physical and chemical stimuli. The innovative technology uses a conductive ink.
In part two of our interview with Professors Volker Jansen and Gunter Hübner the two industry experts speak about the contents of the Print Media Technologies course at Hochschule der Medien in Stuttgart and what kind of careers graduates can forward to.
In this special edition of our Pioneers of Printing series we focus on drupa itself, because the Museum of Industry in Ghent recently featured us in an exhibition about the printing industry.
Check out a new, special episode from the #Printerverse podcast about our drupa DNA program.
Print & Digital Convention 2019 is just around the corner. Gerd Van Gils from Chili Publish adduces some good reasons why the event is a must-see for the printing industry in his guest article.
We interviewed the Steering Committee members of our touchpoint packaging about the platform and asked them why it is a must-see for visitors at drupa 2020.
In 2018, Hochschule der Medien Stuttgart has launched their English-language Print Media Technologies program in an effort to get more high-school graduates into the international printing industry.
Welcome to the 6th drupa Global Trends Report 2019 – providing great insights into the current situation in the printing industry, as well as an overview of economic and market-related trends.
We talked to CloudLab's CEO Marc Horriar who explains why drupa is not only a must for big global players but also for up-and-coming companies.
Food waste and additive manufacturing are two important developments in the recent years. The first a shocking crisis, the latter a solution for a variety of problems and challenges. Two Dutch students made the two cross paths now and upcycle unwanted food into 3D-printed luxurious snacks.