Staffan Nordlinder, CEO of DP Patterning
30. September 2026

Companies & Markets

DP Patterning opens new flexible electronics manufacturing facility

DP Patterning has officially opened its new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Norrköping, Sweden. The 3,500-square-metre site will support the company’s continued growth and large-scale production of flexible electronics using its patented Dry Phase Patterning technology. Unlike conventional manufacturing methods based on chemical etching or conductive silver inks, DP Patterning uses a dry, mechanical roll-to-roll […]

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Voltera – Accelerating health tech and smart cities

According to a market research report [1], the global wearable medical devices market is on pace to more than double from USD $103.1 billion in 2026 to USD $229.9 billion in 2033. Smart sensors, the backbone of connected city infrastructure, are tracking a similar curve, expected to climb from about USD $59.8 billion in 2026 […]

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Top: NOVA dispensing gold ink to make ECG electrodes. Bottom: One electrode conforming to a person's arm.
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29. September 2026 |

Research

Fraunhofer IPMS highlights full-colour RGBW microdisplays

Scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS have developed a full-colour OLED microdisplay based on a 28 nm CMOS process, which is highly efficient and features smallest pixels. The display was presented at Eurodisplay 2026, which took place from 22-24 September 2026 in Dublin, Ireland. New generation of full-colour microdisplays Fraunhofer IPMS has […]

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28. September 2026 |

Companies & Markets

LC Elektronik – “Screen printing is old. And that’s why it’s so good.”

We often assume that newer means better. A newer machine must be better than an older one, and a newer printing method must surely be more suitable for modern electronics than a process that has existed for more than a hundred years. Then we enter a factory producing printed electronics and discover something interesting. Silver […]

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24. September 2026 |

Research

CSEM aims to help Swiss deep-tech start-ups

CSEM is launching Start-up Elevate, a new programme that will give five selected deep-tech start-ups CHF 50,000 worth of targeted technology development support each to overcome one critical technical barrier to growth. The initiative targets a technology development gap that can emerge as start-ups move from prototype to industrial deployment. Switzerland has become one of […]

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23. September 2026 |

Companies & Markets

TracXon scales sustainable printed electronics

Can printed electronics offer a scalable alternative to conventional printed circuit boards? TNO at Holst Centre spin‑off TracXon is showing how a technology developed in the lab can move towards industrial‑scale production. Electronics are everywhere, but the way they are manufactured comes with a significant environmental footprint. Conventional printed circuit boards (PCBs) rely on resource‑intensive […]

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22. September 2026 |

EDAG strengthens expertise in TactoTek’s IMSE Ecosystem

TactoTek, the pioneer of In-Mould Structural Electronics (IMSE), has signed a technology licensing agreement with the EDAG Group, a globally leading independent engineering service provider with approximately 8,000 employees across more than 70 locations worldwide. Under the agreement, EDAG will apply IMSE technology across its global engineering services to advance the development and industrialisation of […]

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