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Thought LeadersDr. Massood AtashbarProfessor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Director, the Center for Advanced Smart Sensors and Structures (CASSS)Western Michigan University AZoSensors speaks with a team from the Center for Advanced Smart Sensors and Structures (CASSS) at Western Michigan University, led by Dr. Massood Atashbar. The team has developed a new specially designed pressure-sensitive cap that can help protect athletes from serious head injuries.   Can you ...

External Company Press Release Henkel Adhesive Technologies and Quad Industries, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium, have announced the expansion of their strategic partnership to offer capacities and support for technological value creation and prototyping with printed electronics solutions across multiple industries. The companies started their collaboration in 2019 and since then successfully worked on different projects such as the development of the innovative COVID-19 smart health patch introduced by...

AME)/ PE (3D-Printed Electronics) provider, announced today that it has signed and closed a definitive agreement to acquire NanoFabrica Ltd. (“NanoFabrica”) ( https://www.nano-fabrica.com/), a world leader in technology and turn-key systems for precise 3D-micro-printing (or precision additive manufacturing). Nano Dimension will pay the shareholders of NanoFabrica a total ranging between $54.9 million to $59.4 million.  Out of that, between $23 million to $27.5 million will be paid in cash ...

New conductive polymer ink to enable next-generation printed electronics Scientists have developed a new conductive polymer ink that could help to enable next-generation printed electronics. Researchers at Linköping University, Sweden, have developed a stable high-conductivity polymer ink that could pave the way for printed electronics with high energy efficiency such as organic biosensors, solar cells, light-emitting diodes, transistors, and batteries. The electrical...

Nano Dimension acquires DeepCube Nano Dimension, the Additively Manufactured Electronics (AME)/PE (3D-Printed Electronics) provider, has announced that it is to buy ML specialist DeepCube. DeepCube technology applies numerous patented breakthrough algorithms to improve data analysis and deployments of advanced Deep Learning-based AI systems. Its proprietary framework can be deployed on top of any hardware, especially fitting edge devices and real-time applications. The c...

AME)/ PE (3D-Printed Electronics) provider, announced today that is has signed a definitive agreement to acquire DeepCube Ltd. (“DeepCube”) ( https://www.deepcube.com), a world leader in Machine Learning/Deep Learning (ML/DL) technology. Nano Dimension will pay the shareholders of DeepCube approximately $40 million in cash and $30 million in American Depositary Shares (ADSs) of Nano Dimension, which are subject to stand still for various periods of up to 3 years after closing of this transa...

Packaging built with MSU nanoelectronics expertise could help create a more intelligent supply chain

AME)/ PE (Printed Electronics) provider, announced today that its President & CEO, Yoav Stern, will replace Ofir Baharav as a member of the Board of Directors. The Board further intends to appoint Mr. Stern as the Chairman of the Board, subject to shareholders approval at an upcoming meeting.       Mr. Baharav commented, “Under the exceptional guidance of our CEO Yoav Stern, Nano has transformed into a viable and momentous force in the world of electronics. I am thankful for the years of ...

Developing and Producing Specialty Materials for Printed Electronics Written by AZoNanoDec 18 2015 The field of printed electronics continues to advance at an impressive rate with new applications such as printed organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs), organic photovoltaic cells (OPVs), printed batteries and even micro printed sensors and electronic paper. All of these concepts are essential to the development of thinner, lightweight more powerful hand held devices, new display t...

Buffer Layer Nanoparticle Inks for Printed Electronics Sponsored by Avantama AGFeb 12 2014 Printed electronic devices consist of multiple layers of functional materials. Each of these materials must be optimized to both perform well in the device, and to be printed as easily as possible. Other factors such as interactions between layers must also be taken into consideration. Custom nanoparticle inks, such as those available from Avantama, are ideal materials for printed electron...