Webcast: Market Prospects of Printed Electronics and Thinfilm's Printed Memory Products

What are the market prospects of printed electronics and Thinfilm's printed memory technology and products? Thinfilm CEO, Dr. Davor Sutija presents the market outlook and Thinfilm's business opportunities in a webcast presentation.

Jennifer Ernst, Vice President, North America interviewed by Wireless Design and Development

On this "No Strings Attached" podcast, Ernst discusses the partnerships with PST Sensor, Acreo, and Imprint Energy to develop a printed temperature sensor tag. "What we are targeting is to introduce a digital data sensor into a sector of the market where, right now, there are just colorimetric chemical sensors."

Thinfilm Joins Leading Brands For PARC Innovation Council

The Boeing Company, Dentsu, Huawei, Motorola Solutions, Panasonic Corporation, P&G, Nomura Research Institute, Samsung, SolarWorld, Thin Film Electronics ASA, and Ultra-Scan Corporation were among those gathered at PARC on April 26th for the inaugural Council meeting.

The Milk will beep to tell you it's gone off

The Swiss national radio station DRS1 reported about Thinfilm's break-through in Printed Electronics. Sensors and displays to be integrated in smart labels.

Ars Technica calls Thinfilm "eye-catching" at PARC 10th anniversary

"They all shared their projects, but the most eye-catching were Nicole Tricoukes, Senior Maverick at Motorola Solutions, and Davor Sutija, CEO of Thinfilm."- Ars Technica

Printed electronics memory: challenges of logic and integration

This integration opens the doors for fully printed sensor tags, disposable price labels, wireless ID tags, and other smart objects, at a fraction of the cost of conventional silicon-based electronics.

Thinfilm, Acreo and Imprint Energy are Building Out a PE Ecosystem

The importance of developing partnerships within the printed electronics field is essential. Follow the link to read the article on Printed Electronics Now by David Savastano.

Talouselämä, the Finnish Business Weekly, writes about the appointment of Johanna Puustinen

How did a Finnish journalist end up leading Thinifilm's communications activities in Oslo, Norway?

A winning innovation - Now that’s cool

“With Thinfilm we’re combining our sensor technology with their memory to produce smart tags or labels for pharmaceuticals or food so that in transport or storage you can check what the temperature has been over time.” explains David Britton from PST Sensors. Read the Finacial Mail article by Claire Bisseker.

 

Interactive adventure game wows Exploratorium crowds

Thinfilm Memory cards contain technology that frees developers from needing heavy network infrastructure. Read Rob LeFevre's article on VentureBeat.com

Printable smart tags could link carrots to the internet of things

Thinfilm's multilayer tags combine a year’s worth of battery power, sensors and a small display, and will initially be used to show a temperature record of perishable food and medications. Says Chris Davies from SlashGear.

Printed Sensors Could Help Save You From Spoiled Food

It’s a key element of a concept called “The Internet of Things,” which basically refers to an imagined future where nearly every object will include embedded chips that can store data and interact with networks. Writes Christina Bonnington at www.wired.com

Smart tag lets you print electronics on plastic

Advances in printed electronics could rapidly redefine what a "computer" is, writes CNET.

Thinfilm and the creation of the stupid web

Printed integrated systems will eventually enable a truly connected sensor web, also thought of as the web that talks back, writes GigaOM.

Why You’ll Be Hearing from Xerox PARC a Whole Lot More

Thinfilm's "printed memory/logic circuit is the first fruit of the new plan," writes Gizmodo.