Printed Electronics World Sep 29, 2016 Energy Storage Innovations USA 2016 conference debuts in November Major focus is batteries with new form factors.
Printed Electronics World Sep 22, 2016 Liar Liar phones on fire! The story behind the Galaxy Note 7 The South Korean giant Samsung just got itself into dire straits as the story behind the reported battery fires related to the Galaxy Note 7 unfolds even further. As of September, 92 accidents have been reported in the US alone.
Printed Electronics World Jul 7, 2016 Sector shake-up as the hype shifts in the $30bn wearables market With hype around some of the core wearable technology sectors beginning to wane, IDTechEx have released their latest analysis of this diverse and growing industry in their brand new report Wearable Technology 2016-2026.
Printed Electronics World Jun 27, 2016 Carbon nanotubes - been there, done that? Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are now making a steady but quiet comeback.
Printed Electronics World Jun 21, 2016 ITO alternatives: light at the end of the tunnel The TCF industry has recently experienced sluggish growth. The industry has transitioned from being supply-limited to being commoditized and demand-limited with supply currently outstripping demand. This is a commonplace characteristic of supply industry into consumer electronic devices: there is often a scramble for supplies as demand rapidly takes off but the industry soon over-invests, the capacity overshoots demand, and competition renders the component a commodity.
Printed Electronics World Jun 13, 2016 Microcontrollers and single-board computers 2016-2026 The unique new IDTechEx Research report, Microcontrollers and Single-board Computers 2016-2026, is the first to reveal the big picture developing from the close relationship between these devices. It provides newly researched forecasts leading to figures such as $300bn in 2026 for SBC alone.
Printed Electronics World May 31, 2016 Will conductive inks help wearables go truly wearable? The first generation of wearable devices are constructed using mature, rigid technologies put inside a new box that can be worn. These are often bulky devices that are not truly wearable in the sense that our clothes are. This is, however, beginning to change, albeit slowly.
Printed Electronics World Apr 26, 2016 Thermal interface materials enabling new applications While there are obviously similarities, different applications have different key requirements of the TIMs. In all cases, the TIM needs to minimise stress, prevent electromigration of its fillers, and maximise adhesion.
Printed Electronics World Apr 20, 2016 Invest in the right battery markets: New opportunities This article will discuss the emerging technologies, new opportunities and potential markets in the battery industry.
Printed Electronics World Apr 13, 2016 What's hot and what's not in Printed Electronics IDTechEx has been following the printed electronics market for fifteen years. In this article we provide ten brief updates across different parts of the industry.
Printed Electronics World Sep 29, 2016 Energy Storage Innovations USA 2016 conference debuts in November Major focus is batteries with new form factors.
Printed Electronics World Jul 7, 2016 Sector shake-up as the hype shifts in the $30bn wearables market With hype around some of the core wearable technology sectors beginning to wane, IDTechEx have released their latest analysis of this diverse and growing industry in their brand new report Wearable Technology 2016-2026.
Printed Electronics World Jun 21, 2016 ITO alternatives: light at the end of the tunnel The TCF industry has recently experienced sluggish growth. The industry has transitioned from being supply-limited to being commoditized and demand-limited with supply currently outstripping demand. This is a commonplace characteristic of supply industry into consumer electronic devices: there is often a scramble for supplies as demand rapidly takes off but the industry soon over-invests, the capacity overshoots demand, and competition renders the component a commodity.
Printed Electronics World May 31, 2016 Will conductive inks help wearables go truly wearable? The first generation of wearable devices are constructed using mature, rigid technologies put inside a new box that can be worn. These are often bulky devices that are not truly wearable in the sense that our clothes are. This is, however, beginning to change, albeit slowly.
Printed Electronics World Apr 20, 2016 Invest in the right battery markets: New opportunities This article will discuss the emerging technologies, new opportunities and potential markets in the battery industry.
Printed Electronics World Sep 22, 2016 Liar Liar phones on fire! The story behind the Galaxy Note 7 The South Korean giant Samsung just got itself into dire straits as the story behind the reported battery fires related to the Galaxy Note 7 unfolds even further. As of September, 92 accidents have been reported in the US alone.
Printed Electronics World Jun 27, 2016 Carbon nanotubes - been there, done that? Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are now making a steady but quiet comeback.
Printed Electronics World Jun 13, 2016 Microcontrollers and single-board computers 2016-2026 The unique new IDTechEx Research report, Microcontrollers and Single-board Computers 2016-2026, is the first to reveal the big picture developing from the close relationship between these devices. It provides newly researched forecasts leading to figures such as $300bn in 2026 for SBC alone.
Printed Electronics World Apr 26, 2016 Thermal interface materials enabling new applications While there are obviously similarities, different applications have different key requirements of the TIMs. In all cases, the TIM needs to minimise stress, prevent electromigration of its fillers, and maximise adhesion.
Printed Electronics World Apr 13, 2016 What's hot and what's not in Printed Electronics IDTechEx has been following the printed electronics market for fifteen years. In this article we provide ten brief updates across different parts of the industry.