OPE Journal

doi:10.51202/2366-8040-2021-35

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ISSN-Print: 2366-8040
ISSN-Online: 2366-8040
Publisher: dfv Mediengruppe, Frankfurt am Main
Language: German
Product type: Volume

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Continental pools expertise for functional printing under one roof in Freiburg

Coatema – New director sales since 1 March

Developing printed sensors for the Internet of Things & Materials

Smart insole sensors with printed electronics enable intelligent health tech

Developing robust organic semiconductors

Next generation metallization

Learn from the gecko!

A new class of material

Leading the way in human-centric healthcare

OPD-based sensors with multi-finger solution for a more secure world

What is the future for flexible electronics in healthcare?

A versatile platform for fully-printed, ubiquitous smart systems

Securing documents via smartphones

Shaping the future of digital healthcare with printed electronics and a strong partner ecosystem

Printed electronics made in South Africa

Capacitive touch controls and in-mould electronics for automotive applications

Innovation exemplified

New materials and customisable OPV modules for sustainable IoT and sensors

Manufacturing paper-based electrochemical biosensors

Stretchable, multi-modal sensors for vital data monitoring and healthcare applications

“We stay agile and adapt our programme for the benefit of our members”

IoT, sensors and healthcare – new market opportunities for printed electronics

The human body as a power source

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