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.
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/
SipWell wanted an attractive, colourful design to create an eye-catcher, which everyone happily gives a place in their kitchen.
Enfucell has developed an all-printed power source, which is a flexible and thin battery made of low cost industrial eco-friendly materials.
Quad Industries researches the field of ‘organic and printed electronics’ – a platform technology which is based on the combination of light, flexible materials and viable production processes.
Quad Industries developed the membrane switch control panel for the Percedos system of Heinrich Kopp GmbH.
In cooperation with AITO, Quad Industries is including the Software Enhanced Piezo technology in its product range.