OPE Journal

The proliferation of low-power electronics and devices underscores a persistent issue: ensuring a consistent and sustainable power supply, particularly in low-light conditions. As the demand for flexible, lightweight and eco-friendly components...

From 25-27 February 2025, LOPEC will once again welcome the global printed electronics industry to Munich, Germany. Next year, the leading exhibition and conference for flexible, organic and printed electronics will feature some notable changes. In...

The outlook for the printed electronics industry is positive, with revenue forecast to grow by 19% by 2025. Employment and R&D are also showing promising signs.

The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the rise of electric vehicles, advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous driving. OPE journal columnist Wolfgang Mildner explores the key applications of flexible...

Automation in small-batch screen printing is transforming the production of printed electronics by significantly reducing set-up times and increasing efficiency, which is essential to meet the growing demand for customised products. These...

From 12-15 November 2024, electronica will open its doors in Munich, Germany. More than 3,000 exhibitors from all over the world will present their latest products and solutions in the field of electronics.

Advances in digital inkjet printing demonstrate the possibility of functionalising textiles in an unprecedented way. A new solution, developed by Profactor, Steyr, Austria, in cooperation with ITP, Weimar, Germany, for seamlessly integrating a...