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SEA and Cornes Technologies team up to advance Japanese naval capabilities - Vimarsana News

SEA and Cornes Technologies team up to advance Japanese naval capabilities

Cornes Technologies has signed an agreement with SEA, the collaboration will provide the Japanese naval industry with defence technology.

DuraTech Industries Licenses TactoTek Technology | Printed Electronics World - Vimarsana News

DuraTech Industries Licenses TactoTek Technology | Printed Electronics World

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 TactoTek's 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 production facilities in the USA.

TactoTek Oy Applauded by Frost & Sullivan for Improving Industrial Resource Usage and Reducing Energy Use With Its In-Mold Structural Electronics Solution - Vimarsana News

TactoTek Oy Applauded by Frost & Sullivan for Improving Industrial Resource Usage and Reducing Energy Use With Its In-Mold Structural Electronics Solution

/PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan recently analyzed the European structural electronics industry and recognizes TactoTek® with the 2021 European Structural...

TactoTek In-Mould Structural Electronics Reduce Greenhouse Gas - Vimarsana News

TactoTek In-Mould Structural Electronics Reduce Greenhouse Gas

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 combines both mechanical structure and electronic function in a single part, an IMSE part typically ...