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New tech could lead to night vision contact lenses

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18 April 2014  |  United States
New tech could lead to night vision contact lenses
An ultrathin light detector that can sense wavelengths our eyes can't see has the potential to put heat vision technology into a contact lens, its University of Michigan developers say. Heat or thermal vision, one variety of night vision, illuminat...
 
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Canatu to launch CNB™ Flex Film
Canatu to launch CNB™ Flex Film
17 Apr 2014  |  Japan
Canatu has developed a unique, bendable transparent conductive film optimised specifically for wearable, electronic touch screen devices and next generation foldable smart phones and tablets. CNB™ Flex Film will be shown at an event in Japan th...
Progress with passive RFID
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Progress with passive RFID
16 Apr 2014  |  United States
RFID progress heats up but governments are still placing the largest orders by value IDTechEx finds that the RFID market - including tags, readers, software and services, for passive and active RFID - will grow from $7.88 billion in 2013 to $9.2 bil...
Conductive Inks: booming to $2.8 billion by 2024
Conductive Inks: booming to $2.8 billion by 2024
16 Apr 2014  |  Worldwide
The conductive ink and paste business is a large market that will generate $1.6 billion in 2014 in revenue at the ink/paste level. This market however is segmented, consisting of many emerging and mature markets. In the new report Conductive Ink Mark...
Flexible carbon nanotubes made more reliable and efficient
Flexible carbon nanotubes made more reliable and efficient
16 Apr 2014  |  United States
Engineers would love to create flexible electronic devices, such as e-readers that could be folded to fit into a pocket. One approach involves designing circuits based on electronic fibers, known as carbon nanotubes (CNTs), instead of rigid silicon c...
End users learning and engaged in developing printed electronics
End users learning and engaged in developing printed electronics
16 Apr 2014  |  Worldwide
The IDTechEx Printed Electronics Europe event made one thing very clear - now, more than ever, end users are actively learning and engaged in developing printed electronics devices. However, the process they go through with the industry is not effe...
Developing materials and electronics that dissolve when triggered
Developing materials and electronics that dissolve when triggered
15 Apr 2014  |  United States
A medical device, once its job is done, could harmlessly melt away inside a person's body. Or, a military device could collect and send its data and then dissolve away, leaving no trace of an intelligence mission. Or, an environmental sensor could co...
E-textiles come center stage
E-textiles come center stage
14 Apr 2014  |  Worldwide
So far, there is very little true e-textile in production - that is, textiles with electronic and/or electric functionality based on weavable e-fibers. They form part of the broader category called textile electronics mainly involving no use of e-fib...
Stick-on electronic patches for health monitoring
Stick-on electronic patches for health monitoring
11 Apr 2014  |  United States
Engineers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Northwestern University have demonstrated thin, soft stick-on patches that stretch and move with the skin and incorporate commercial, off-the-shelf chip-based electronics for sophisticat...
Plastic Logic shows a flexible OLED display for wearable devices
Plastic Logic shows a flexible OLED display for wearable devices
10 Apr 2014  |  Worldwide
Plastic Logic demonstrated a flexible AMOLED display at Printed Electronics Europe, an event organised by IDTechEx. The flexible device is the direct result of a recently announced collaboration with Novaled, a supplier of OLED materials.The 4" ...
Energy breakthrough uses sun to create solar energy materials
Energy breakthrough uses sun to create solar energy materials
10 Apr 2014  |  United States
In a recent advance in solar energy, researchers have discovered a way to tap the sun not only as a source of power, but also to directly produce the solar energy materials that make this possible. This breakthrough by chemical engineers at Oregon St...
 
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