Following the success of the Nova Car #1 and #2, Quad Industries has once again been nominated to participate in the creation of the newest Nova Car of Novares. Nova Car is an open innovation lab, showcasing the possibilities and presenting the most advanced...
From November 2020, Quad Industries is one of the newest members of OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association). OE-A is the leading international industry association for the emerging technology of organic and printed electronics. Representing the entire value...
Quad Industries is a family business specialising in the development and manufacture of flexible printed electronics. Arne Casteleyn, managing director, explains the market opportunities for this technology in the automotive industry. He also shares with us his vision...
Smart shirt can help monitor breathing for patients with chronic lung disease Of all the most common causes of death in the world, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) is the only one that is increasing. Currently, 5% of the world's population will die from...
Innovative patch may soon be used to monitor coronavirus patients remotely 24/7 Together with six medical and technological companies, Quad Industries has developed an innovative smart health patch that allows continuous, remote, wireless monitoring of the...
Novares acquires a minority stake in Quad Industries to design intuitive user interfaces for automotive interiors The Novares Venture Capital Fund invests in Quad Industries, a company specialized in printed flexible electronics, to create new systems with intuitive...
Unlimited freedom for designers How smart surfaces are reshaping Human Machine Interaction Everywhere we look, objects and materials are becoming increasingly interactive. The advent of smart surfaces will unquestionably speed up this evolution. “Embedding electronics...
Quad Industries and ynvisible have successfully demonstrated the printing of electrochromic (EC) devices onto Near Field Communication (NFC) RFID tags. The joint demonstrators were on display at the Quad Industries' booth at the IDTechEx Printed Electronics Europe...
Quad Industries has developed a 3D touch-wheel button as an alternative to the classic mechanical turning knob.
Quad Industries has joined the European NexGen research project, which is investigating the use of wearable sensors to actively monitor bodily functions. “We are currently working on a multi-sensor patch, aimed at preventing dehydration. We are very excited to be part of this project, which puts us at the forefront of digital healthcare,” says Wim Christiaens, R&D director at Quad Industries.