3D Printing Progress
Mar 28, 2012
Touch screen market to reach $14 billion in 2012
Shipment of tablets with touch screen technology is expected to reach 100 million units in 2012.
Sensors, Haptics & Displays
3D Printing Progress
Mar 22, 2012
Positive Adoption Trends Expected to Double the Market Within 5 Years
The 4th IDTechEx Energy Harvesting and Storage event will be taking place on the 15th and 16th of May in Berlin, Germany and will cover recent progress and developments in energy harvesting, wireless sensors and related technologies.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers
Printed and potentially printed electronics reach $9.4 billion in 2012
This includes devices not yet printed today but which are moving towards being printed. Of this market, 30% of the devices studied are made predominately by printing, and 6% are on a non-rigid substrate.
3D Printing Progress
Feb 23, 2012
Energy harvesting - wireless sensors integration: A systemic approach
The toolkit of technologies that energy harvesting and wireless sensors are making available, are enabling system integrators to come up with solutions in a variety of vertical markets.
3D Printing Progress
Feb 22, 2012
Paper electronics is successful: where next?
Electronics and electrics on or in paper is being used for security, safety, crime prevention, brand enhancement and merchandising.
3D Printing Progress
Jan 25, 2012
Solar energy harvesting: Is scaling up the only way forward?
IDTechEx's Energy Harvesting & WSN conference in Berlin, on May 15 and 16 this year (www.IDTechEx.com/EH ) will focus both on wireless sensors as well as the photovoltaic and other harvesting technologies that are being integrated and are creating exciting new market segments for solar cells.
3D Printing Progress
Jan 18, 2012
Printed Electronics: The hot topics
OLED versus LED lighting, the energy storage gold rush, replacing ITO and more.
3D Printing Progress
Jan 12, 2012
2012: Pushing forward with innovation in energy harvesting
2011 turned out to be a very interesting year for energy harvesting, full of scientific advances, technology breakthroughs and new product developments. IDTechEx predicts that the trend is set to continue, with further developments expected in 2012, along with expansion of commercialization efforts which will push energy harvesting adoption forward.
3D Printing Progress
Dec 13, 2011
Growth in printed electronics
Last week IDTechEx held the largest (worldwide) printed electronics and photovoltaics conference and tradeshow in Silicon Valley (Santa Clara Convention Center, California). This show brought together more than 1300 attendees from 28 countries. Players active across the entire value chain were present; covering the full range from research organisations to end-users, and from small start-ups to multi-billion internationals.
3D Printing Progress
Dec 7, 2011
Energy harvesting for vehicles
Energy harvesting comes to the fore with electric vehicles because the price they pay for being environmental and exhibiting many performance advantages is that they have limited energy available.
3D Printing Progress
Mar 28, 2012
Touch screen market to reach $14 billion in 2012
Shipment of tablets with touch screen technology is expected to reach 100 million units in 2012.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers
Printed and potentially printed electronics reach $9.4 billion in 2012
This includes devices not yet printed today but which are moving towards being printed. Of this market, 30% of the devices studied are made predominately by printing, and 6% are on a non-rigid substrate.
3D Printing Progress
Feb 22, 2012
Paper electronics is successful: where next?
Electronics and electrics on or in paper is being used for security, safety, crime prevention, brand enhancement and merchandising.
3D Printing Progress
Jan 18, 2012
Printed Electronics: The hot topics
OLED versus LED lighting, the energy storage gold rush, replacing ITO and more.
3D Printing Progress
Dec 13, 2011
Growth in printed electronics
Last week IDTechEx held the largest (worldwide) printed electronics and photovoltaics conference and tradeshow in Silicon Valley (Santa Clara Convention Center, California). This show brought together more than 1300 attendees from 28 countries. Players active across the entire value chain were present; covering the full range from research organisations to end-users, and from small start-ups to multi-billion internationals.
3D Printing Progress
Mar 22, 2012
Positive Adoption Trends Expected to Double the Market Within 5 Years
The 4th IDTechEx Energy Harvesting and Storage event will be taking place on the 15th and 16th of May in Berlin, Germany and will cover recent progress and developments in energy harvesting, wireless sensors and related technologies.
3D Printing Progress
Feb 23, 2012
Energy harvesting - wireless sensors integration: A systemic approach
The toolkit of technologies that energy harvesting and wireless sensors are making available, are enabling system integrators to come up with solutions in a variety of vertical markets.
3D Printing Progress
Jan 25, 2012
Solar energy harvesting: Is scaling up the only way forward?
IDTechEx's Energy Harvesting & WSN conference in Berlin, on May 15 and 16 this year (www.IDTechEx.com/EH ) will focus both on wireless sensors as well as the photovoltaic and other harvesting technologies that are being integrated and are creating exciting new market segments for solar cells.
3D Printing Progress
Jan 12, 2012
2012: Pushing forward with innovation in energy harvesting
2011 turned out to be a very interesting year for energy harvesting, full of scientific advances, technology breakthroughs and new product developments. IDTechEx predicts that the trend is set to continue, with further developments expected in 2012, along with expansion of commercialization efforts which will push energy harvesting adoption forward.
3D Printing Progress
Dec 7, 2011
Energy harvesting for vehicles
Energy harvesting comes to the fore with electric vehicles because the price they pay for being environmental and exhibiting many performance advantages is that they have limited energy available.