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February 1, 2024
TactoTek®, a Finnish company known for its expertise in Injection Molded Structural Electronics (IMSE®), has recently signed a licensing agreement with a leading automotive engineering service provider, BlueBinaries.
December 25, 2023
Yanfeng and TactoTek have joined forces to pioneer advanced Human Machine Interface (HMI) solutions for Smart Cabin applications in
April 28, 2022
TactoTek and DuraTech Industries announced that DuraTech has licensed TactoTek IMSE technology. DuraTech is a TactoTek Design and Innovate licensee with rights to sell, design, and produce parts that use TactoTeks intellectual property which includes 44 patent families with over 130 granted patents, as well as extensive trade secrets and know-how for designing and producing IMSE parts. DuraTech will create and deliver IMSE solutions for its customers in North America and around the world from pr...
December 1, 2021
/PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan recently analyzed the European structural electronics industry and recognizes TactoTek® with the 2021 European Structural...
February 4, 2021
External Company Press Release TactoTek, the Finland-based company that develops and licenses in-mold structural electronics (IMSE) technology, announced their achievements towards more sustainable electronics manufacturing. An independent lifecycle analysis (LCA) by Finnish research institute, VTT, revealed that an electronics part manufactured using IMSE technology results in 35% lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions than a comparable conventional electronics design. In addition, because IMSE ...
December 22, 2020
Spain’s global multi-energy provider and polyolefins producer Repsol and Finnish startup TactoTek are seeking to expand the use of polyolefins in high-performance parts, such as smart surfaces. More specifically, TactoTek, the developer and provider of Injection Molded Structural Electronics (IMSE) technology which integrates printed circuitry and electronic components into 3D injection molded plastics, will aim to use new, optimized PP grades from Repsol to replace more costly PC and PMMA. K...