Delta ModTech (Minneapolis, Minnesota) offers converting and coating equipment solutions for manufacturing a variety of printed electronics parts. At its LOPEC stand in Munich (25-26 March), the company’s engineers will be on-site to discuss specific applications and challenges attendees are facing.
For the tenth time OE-A organises the OE-A Competition for its members from all sectors of organic and printed electronics. Numerous international companies, research institutes and universities participate in the annual competition to present their new products, prototypes and concepts. Prizes will be awarded for the best submission in each of the three categories – "Prototypes & New Products"; "Freestyle Demonstrator"; and "Publicly Funded Project Demonstrator" at LOPEC 2020 in Munich, Germany the leading trade show and conference for printed electronics.
At LOPEC, the trade fair for printed electronics in Munich, the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging IVV will be demonstrating how 3D electronics can be manufactured using the roll-to-roll principle from 25-26 March 2020 in Hall B0, Stand 411. This is made possible by a new thermoforming process. It enables higher degrees of forming through temperature profiling. It was developed at the Processing Technology Division in Dresden.
Global networking of devices, machines and sensors is not just a pipe dream, but has long since become reality thanks to the "Internet of Things" (IoT). The "Internet of Things" is about to revolutionise our daily lives. An important prerequisite for the functioning of the growing and increasingly differentiated IoT applications is a precisely tailored energy supply. Batteries must last a very long time and their performance has to meet the requirements of the respective use. At the "Embedded World" in Nuremberg from 25 to 27 February 2020, VARTA will show a comprehensive portfolio of battery solutions for the networked world in the Internet of Things in Hall 3A, Stand 717.
At LOPEC (25-26 March 2020) in Munich, Germany, UV equipment manufacturer IST Metz (Nürtingen, Germany) will present the latest UV and LED units for fast and reliable curing of printed circuits.
