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A new technique for producing electronics capable of printing high-performance silicon directly onto flexible materials has the potential to make significant development in technologies like prosthetics, completely bendable digital displays, and high-end electronics.
Our NanoNews Digest Sponsors Home > Press > A molecule like a nanobattery: Chemical scientists decipher complex electronic structure of a three-nuclear metallorganic compound with the capacity of donating and receiving multiple electrons The fingertip of a wireless voltage detection glove illuminates when the wearer's hand approaches a live cable. Purdue University engineers have developed a method to transform existing cloth items into battery-free wearables resistant to laundry. CREDIT (Purdue University photo/Rebecca McElhoe) Abstract: Marina Sala de Medeiros, Debkalpa Goswami, Daniela Cha...
/PRNewswire/ -- Automotive OEMs have always added features to differentiate their vehicles, either from other brands or from other models in their product...
Alerts Samsung’s new S-foldable concept features an innovative multi-folding design that can bend both inwards and outwards depending on the device. Image: Samsung While other companies continue to play catchup, at Samsung’s annual display conference, the Korean tech giant just showed off its next batch of futuristic screens that can do a lot more than bend and flex. Advertisement Now it’s still too early to say when these prototypes might turn into actual retail devices, but at SID 2021 Samsung Display showed off a range of next-gen display tech designed for various devices including...
IDTechEx: Shift to EVs and autonomy to drive printed electronics automotive market to $12.7B by 2031 A new report from IDTechEx forecasts that the shift to electric vehicles and autonomy will drive the printed electronics automotive market to $12.7 billion by 2031. The technological transitions towards electric vehicles and increased autonomy are creating extensive opportunities for many new technologies, including printed/flexible electronics. For example, the ability to make electronics on thin flexible substrates enables weight to be reduced, a key consideration for electric vehicles. Fur...