Inspiration
Imec and Quad Industries team up for security badge demonstrator
In a truly interconnected world, microchips will not only be embedded in vehicles, home appliances and health wearables, but also in cheaper consumer goods.
Successful re-design makes a classic even better
When Animo decided to re-design its ComBi-line range of coffee machines, the company was aiming for a modern look and feel along with a high-quality finish. The touch screen display played an important role in realizing this ambition while ensuring maximum user-friendliness.
Quad Industries and ynvisible jointly demonstrate electrochromic printing onto NFC (RFID) tags
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 develops 3D touch-wheel button for Terasel research project
Quad Industries has developed a 3D touch-wheel button as an alternative to the classic mechanical turning knob.
CJC Systems introduces a touch-sensitive range of light switches
Lucia is the name of a brand new range of high-end light switches that CJC Systems will be releasing later this year.
Enabling the Internet of Things
allóra Factory has created a range of sensors for tracking a wide variety of parameters, from the temperature in supermarket freezers all the way to attendance levels in offices. They recently teamed up with Quad Industries to develop a push-button sensor.
At the forefront of digital health
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.
Quad on Belgian television
Watch our colleague Wim Christiaens explain to Kobe Ilsen how printed electronics can help improve food preservation (video only available in Dutch). https://www.facebook.com/Overetentv/videos/1624853237837593/
“Co-development is key to unleashing the vast potential of printed electronics”
Printed electronics represents an enormous potential in a world of interconnected appliances. But there is still a large gap between the technology that is available and the potential for real-life applications. “That’s why we are focusing so strongly on intensive collaboration with our customers,” says Wim Christiaens, R&D director at Quad Industries.
Running faster, safer and smarter
Pretty soon, runners will be able to analyze their running technique in a way they have never been able to do before. Dutch start-up ATO-gear has teamed up with Quad Industries to develop a printed pressure-sensitive insole that tracks every movement of the runner’s foot.
Collaboration with SipWell a great success!
SipWell wanted an attractive, colourful design to create an eye-catcher, which everyone happily gives a place in their kitchen.
Quad Industries now offers optical bonding services
Optical bonding is used in a wide range of electronic equipment.