Displays
Flexible and robust display concepts.
From functional inks and printing processes to flexible hybrid systems.
Printed electronics uses printing and coating technologies to create electronic functions on various substrates, including flexible materials.
Combined with conventional silicon electronics, these become hybrid systems that add functionality to existing products and enable new applications.
Area sensors and functional patterns allow measurement and control across larger surfaces.
Thin-film electronics reduce material use and occupied space.
Flexible substrates enable new shapes, integration routes and packaging approaches.
Roll-to-roll methods can support efficient volume manufacturing when processes and yields are suitable.
Flexible and robust display concepts.
Area light sources and new form factors.
Printed sensors, resistors and other functional components.
Flexible large-area energy harvesting concepts.
Combining printed and conventional components.
Functional materials such as conductive and semiconducting inks provide the foundation. Precise printing and coating methods, including roll-to-roll processes, produce functional layers.
Integration with conventional electronics is central to many market-ready systems. New combinations of materials, equipment and processes often require new supply chains and partnerships.
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