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Speaker: Zheng Cui | Company: Printable Electronics Research Center China| Date: 10-11 March 2021 | Full Presentation A hybrid printing approach is presented for making embedded metal mesh as transparent conductive film, with the lowest sheet resistance of 0.03ohm/sq. while still maintaining 86% transparency. Roll-to-roll mass manufacturing of the metal mesh transparent conductive films have been realized for touch panels which have been commercialized in a number brand name display devices. The high surface conductivity of embedded metal mesh also opened up a number other applications in addition to touch panels, such as transparent EMI shielding, transparent heating, wearable thermal healing and high density flexible circuits, etc. Join TechBlick on an annual pass to join all live online conference or online version of onsite conference access library of on-demand talks (600 talks + PDFs) portfolio of expert led masterclass year-round platform https://www.techblick.com/ And do NOT miss our flagship event in Berlin on 17-18 OCT 2023 focused on Reshaping the Future of Electronics. This event attracts 550-600 participants from all the world and offers a superb ambience and dynamic exhibition floor. To learn more visit https://www.techblick.com/electronicsreshaped To see feedback about previous event see https://www.techblick.com/events-agenda

Company: Break | Date: 9-10 Feb 2022 | Full Presentation Join TechBlick on an annual pass to join all live online conference or online version of onsite conference access library of on-demand talks (600 talks + PDFs) portfolio of expert led masterclass year-round platform https://www.techblick.com/ Our next battery-related event will take place on 15-16 FEB 2023, covering 1) Solid-State Batteries: Innovations, Promising Start-Ups, & Future Roadmap 2) Battery Materials: Next-Generation & Beyond Lithium Ion The speakers include: General Motors, Graphenix Development, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Fraunhofer IKTS, RWTH Aachen University, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories, Meta Materials Inc, Skeleton Technologies, Solid State Battery Inc, Argonne National Laboratories, OneD Battery Sciences, VTT, Leyden Jar Technologies B.V., b-Science, Rho Motion, Wevo-Chemie, LiNA Energy, CNM Technologies, Ionblox, Empa, Zinc8 Energy Solutions, Avicenne Energy, Echiontech, South8 Technologies, Basquevolt, NanoXplore, Chasm, Li Metal, Sila Nanotechnologies, Quantumscape (tentative), Fraunhofer ISI, etc https://www.techblick.com/

Speaker: Valentin Storz | Company: NanoDimension| Date: 10-11 March 2021 | Full Presentation The presentation discusses current applications and outlook for the new production technology with focus on Nano Dimensions AME Technology. Nano Dimension (Nasdaq: NNDM) is a provider of intelligent machines for the fabrication of Additively Manufactured Electronics. Customer cases form Hensoldt (DE), CBN-IIT (IT), L3Harris (US), Rehau (DE), UTS (AU) with Applications in the field of Rapid Prototyping of complex PCB, 3D Electronics, Sensors, Heterogeneous Integration and SiP and RF applications are presented. Join TechBlick on an annual pass to join all live online conference or online version of onsite conference access library of on-demand talks (600 talks + PDFs) portfolio of expert led masterclass year-round platform https://www.techblick.com/ And do NOT miss our flagship event in Berlin on 17-18 OCT 2023 focused on Reshaping the Future of Electronics. This event attracts 550-600 participants from all the world and offers a superb ambience and dynamic exhibition floor. To learn more visit https://www.techblick.com/electronicsreshaped To see feedback about previous event see https://www.techblick.com/events-agenda

Speaker: Thomas Germann | Company: IDENTIVE | Date: 11-12 May 2021 | Full Presentation Bio Thomas Germann joined Identiv in 2013 in the R&D department of Identiv’s RFID transponder & reader business unit and is now its R&D Manager. He is mainly responsible for development of novel UHF & HF RFID tags, as well as Sensor-enabled NFC products with functionality beyond pure identification. Thomas brings a strong background in RFID label and printed electronics product development, which enable the development of cutting edge flexible RFID & NFC sensor tags and corresponding systems. Thomas holds a Diploma (M.Sc.) in Engineering Physics from the Technische Universität München (TUM). Join TechBlick on an annual pass to join all live online conference or online version of onsite conference access library of on-demand talks (600 talks + PDFs) portfolio of expert led masterclass year-round platform https://www.techblick.com/ And do NOT miss our flagship event in Berlin on 17-18 OCT 2023 focused on Reshaping the Future of Electronics. This event attracts 550-600 participants from all the world and offers a superb ambience and dynamic exhibition floor. To learn more visit https://www.techblick.com/electronicsreshaped To see feedback about previous event see https://www.techblick.com/events-agenda

Speaker: Khasha Ghaffarzadeh | Company: TechBlick | Date: 9-10 Feb 2022 | Full Presentation Join TechBlick on an annual pass to join all live online conference or online version of onsite conference access library of on-demand talks (600 talks + PDFs) portfolio of expert led masterclass year-round platform https://www.techblick.com/ Our next battery-related event will take place on 15-16 FEB 2023, covering 1) Solid-State Batteries: Innovations, Promising Start-Ups, & Future Roadmap 2) Battery Materials: Next-Generation & Beyond Lithium Ion The speakers include: General Motors, Graphenix Development, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Fraunhofer IKTS, RWTH Aachen University, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories, Meta Materials Inc, Skeleton Technologies, Solid State Battery Inc, Argonne National Laboratories, OneD Battery Sciences, VTT, Leyden Jar Technologies B.V., b-Science, Rho Motion, Wevo-Chemie, LiNA Energy, CNM Technologies, Ionblox, Empa, Zinc8 Energy Solutions, Avicenne Energy, Echiontech, South8 Technologies, Basquevolt, NanoXplore, Chasm, Li Metal, Sila Nanotechnologies, Quantumscape (tentative), Fraunhofer ISI, etc https://www.techblick.com/

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This is an auto-transcribed version without human control Fantastic. So thank you for the introduction. Lindbergh is my name Cornelis. It's a company based in Oslo making anisotropic conductive film. So what we provide is an electrical and mechanical interconnection by this adhesive anisotropic conductive film, which enables bonding at the room temperature and finger pressure. So no curing. You get the film from us in the form of a double sided tape, which you can bond your components with. With the the advantage with the film is that you retain the original polymer properties much better because we use much less conductive film fillers than in conventional conductive films. That is due to our on the line alignment process, which I'm not going to go into today. But also you have heard me before. I know about this this process. It's also enables a very flexible product design. In principle, it is material independent, as I said, which opens for development or tailor made application based products. So where are we today with the product pipeline? We are in the moment though qualifying and qualified qualify and verify the first time, which we call the line 100, which is the thickness of 100 micrometer. Also, the pitch between the conductive chains is also about 100 micrometer. Typical application areas which we work quite a lot with. The paper battery is coming up now smart labels connections with similar pad sizes, which is more than like in the area to hundred, about 200 micrometers, which is quite large for us. So I'll come back to to the sizes afterwards. This is in verification and is in the qualification product with several customers now. And we we expect to run this from our roll to roll line here in Oslo before the end of this year in in commercial quantities, which for us will say up to 10,000 square meters annually from our machine supply about that get will come from from OEM manufacturers that we contract next product in the light will be what we call new line 35 or 40 in that area. It's not completely defined yet. Pitch then will be in the area of 34 three micrometer thickness as well. And this is typically the applications with cheap bonding and other connection with the smaller pad sizes. This is next in line for the first product. I meant I mentioned the come then later this year or next year for future products, we're talking about 15 or something, 1050 micrometer thickness and pitch. So here you have a little about the pitch sizes. So this green, this is this area on the left side, the TEC one is a E line 100 with typical sizes as you see here, 200 by 2000 micrometer at the top thousand by 2300 by 600 400 by five. That's typical pad sizes for these applications. And we go up to the top right. You see that what we call the take two will be the second product, which then go more to typical ICI connections. And though not the right to see the the future applications are very high density and then we are actually talking about components of our micro LEDs and those small components down to like in the area of 20 micrometer by 20 micrometer. So manufacturing is a role. The role one production technology. I say multiple products and applications. The picture on the top right is actually our machine here in Oslo. And when you say the industrial production strategy is that we make interim production here in Oslo and qualify the processes, and we come up over to column two. It's contract manufacturing for for higher volumes. And we can also discuss licensing license manufacturing. If you are a high volume customer who want to include this process in your and your internal production lines down to the right, you see some very schematic picture of the process itself. Two words about the time we are then a company based in Oslo developing and making anisotropic conductive films. The product focus is, as I say, ICF, as I mentioned here, and we also use the same process technology for making thermal interface materials.

This is an auto-transcriped presentation without any human control So I'm here to talk about Versanote, which is a roll to part flexible electronic device. So thank you for allowing me to talk to you. Versa note is made by Boogie Board, which is a brand by Kent displays. We're experts in reflective by stable call history technology and our mission is really to redefine the writing experience through both technology and design. We've been around since 1993 and we have about 75 employees. We've been making boogie boards for about 12 years, and we've expanded our product into a variety of markets from if you're looking at the slide up or left hand corner as toys down through the middle as toys going back up through the center is educational products moving over to our job and dashboard lines, which are more general purpose to our versa note line and onto our Blackboard line, which is used for high end office applications for the versa note development. It's a little bit different than our regular boogie board. It's kind of a departure. So really our process that we use to, to, to develop it was based on the idea of let's make our writing surface flexible, and then we process through some feasibility steps, some prototype steps and finally scale up and then to manufacturing. So a little bit about the versa. Note Its functionality is very similar to the boogie board where the liquid crystal flows and response to pressure and reflects a bright line. But here the surface is flexible and also it electronically erases and is ready to be used again and again like a boogie board. And some of the advantages we think is it's it's a fun, unique writing experience that's that's different than writing on a, a tablet or on paper, because it can be used over and over again. We see it as a replacement for paper, and it can be used for games or notes or just jotting down information before you lose your thought. And from a mass production standpoint, it's made by clean room based roll to part processes. And here's some pictures showing some of the typical use of it for jotting down notes it has especially formed corner that allows you to pick up the device and handle it. And I want to draw your attention to the figure at the bottom that shows the stylus. It's a special stylus that if you you can write on it in one side. And when you turn over and use the end of the stylus and center that over the circular area on the versa note it will be it will erase and be ready ready to be used again as we were developing the unique manufacturing processes for making versa note we decided to offer these these assets and our expertise to others through a contract manufacturing service called Technical Services. So some of the technical services that we offer are we have about 12,000 square feet of manufacturing space that houses three clean room based roll to roll manufacturing lines. And we have a suite of chambers, as well as optical and dimensional metrology systems. The things that differentiate us from others are we do clean room based manufacturing and we do pilot to high volume. We have very automated manufacturing and we do product and process development. So for some things, we've had to bring in new processes and develop them. And we are based in in beautiful Kent, Ohio. Some of the manufacturing competencies I'd like to highlight are, are those that are used in versa note and also available to others through our tech services division is the lamination of optical optical optically clear adhesives as well as pressure sensitive adhesives, the printing of decorative and functional materials and even printing patterned pieces like the might be used for membrane switches. And then we have a variety of simulation options, which is how we go from a roll of film to a part. We do multi axis precision rotary dye cutting so we can print something and then die cut to that print. And we also do roll to roll laser cutting and and processing. And then we also have electrical assembly, low pressure injection molding as well as custom packaging. So kind of talking a little bit about the technical services process, it's really to listen to the customer, develop some plan to demonstrate feasibility, take that to the next step for prototyping and then scaling that up. Where you get to initial production and problem solving and finally to manufacturing. So that's a little bit about versa note and a little bit about our technical services division. I'd be happy to answer any questions or here's my contact info. Please reach out to me. I'd love I'd love to talk to you about either one. So thank you very much.

This is an auto-transcribed version of the original presentation without human control Thank you very much. So ynvisible makes printed epaper displays and solutions finished products. We make ultra low power segmented displays and we can make them any shape, size, what have you. Without expensive the expensive, say an lcd or epdm electrolytic e-paper because ours is printed. So here's just a quick look at our stack up. We have a moisture barrier, graphical layer. We have an electrolyte and electrodes so we can make really any shape or size, but we do not do high resolution pixel size displays. Right. So we can put information where you need it. We don't make it look maybe super pretty, but we can get the information cheaply and also low power, flexible where you need it. So here's a quick comparison between the competitive technologies, right? So invisible makes the printed e-paper with ink, intellectual theoretic, and then memory and pixel is an LCD based technology. So you can see clearly that there is an area where the printed technology fits quite better if you need thin, if you need a flexible, customizable and price. So we have customers that have been used in electrical, forensic or ink and they're using Invisibles product because we meet one of these criteria is a requirement, whether it's price customisation. Right? So all of us, all the papers are ultra low power and reflective. They're not all white temperature. They don't all have high resolution. As you see in some you see in the e-reader, it's very high resolution. Everybody may not be familiar with memory and pixel, but it's basically a bi stable LCD. So we focus on the areas of our strengths and there are real world, real world applications where these play very nicely. So these are some of the target markets that we're focused on right now. New one for us, digital signage, because we can make larger displays at very low cost and you can run them, say, on a coin cell for years and have a pretty large display. Another one is authenticity and security. So having a logo on a product that can turn on and turn off is a lot more advanced than, say, having a hologram. Anybody can get holograms now. Now you can have a product and when your customer puts their phone on the product, it will activate. They also can link to a website over the NFC so you can do NFC or RFID. And we're harvesting the energy of the NFC to turn the display on. Smart monitoring and labels is really up and coming. So packages can tell you what's going on with the package without having to go to a separate computer. You have some intelligence here, a microprocessor. And the package might be to tell you, I'm expiring. I've been exposed to too much heat. I haven't been filled with all my ingredients yet and so on. And then retail, we've all seen the ubiquitous electronic shelf labels. However, you usually see them on higher end items like appliances or smartphones. You don't usually see them on everyday items. And that's due to the cost of the electromagnetic displays. So here's an example of a customer that was using electromagnetic, but they couldn't meet their target price points in the in the real world. And also the cost of integration was higher. The electromagnetic needed to be in a injection molded case with a clear front, and it has to be able to sonically welded. And it's a fairly expensive process in comparison. Now you see it has a very high resolution, but in comparison, here's the label they went with. These are handbags on clothing. So they just every piece of clothing can have its own price. So you see it's not as high resolution, but it's thin, it's flexible, it's easy to be integrated, it can be laminated onto plastic and it makes it very low cost. But yet functional solution. This is the case. Low cost and functional. Oh, sorry. Doubled up that size. So digital signage, we have large alpha numerics and we also have you have sure we have large pixel based displays. Is it the example of the authenticity? It's blank. And with the placement of your phone, it changes. There's some examples of retail signage. And the clothing. We have labels on your clothing. And then we're also looking at things like catalytic displays, no electronics. So the chemistry of what you are monitoring actually activates the display. Whether that's food going bad or a wound would have. You don't have to peel it off and you could tell what's going on underneath. Similarly smart exploration labels. And so here's some those were some real world applications. Thank you very much.

Solid-state battery cells offer the ability to host high energy density lithium metal while affording safety above that of state-of-the-art lithium-ion cells due to the use of non-flammable electrolytes and dense layers that cannot be easily punctured by lithium dendrites. Ion Storage Systems (ION) employs a high-ionic conductivity garnet-based electrolyte capable of lithium metal plating without degradation at a wide range of operating temperatures. In many solid-state cell architectures pursued to date, lithium metal plating directly leads to cell internal volume changes. Ensuring consistent lithium plating over a planar surface necessitates external compression which can add to cell and pack overhead costs while decreasing the overall specific energy density of the system as a whole. ION’s solid-state electrolyte is incorporated into cells in a bilayer structure that allows lithium to plate within the confines of a porous ceramic layer which is sintered on a cathode-separating dense ceramic layer. This structure enables constant-volume cells which can host a multitude of cathodes and enable simplified application integration, high energy density and prolonged cycle life. Presenting Company: ION Storage Systems Speaker: Gregory Hitz Date presented: 9-10 February 2022

Speaker: Alan Wu | Company: Smooth & Sharp Corporation | Date: 11-12 May 2021 | Full Presentation FHE production becomes more and more important role in IOT and wearable devices manufacturing, the mature production solution is needed for the growing market development. S&S’s DOP, Direct On Paper Solution integrates antenna printing and chip assembling in R2R mass production scale for RFID inlay with paper, serve as basis for realizing further FHE product development with low temperature substrates like paper. Alan Wu President @ Smooth & Sharp Corporation Bio Alan Wu is founder and President of S&S, Smooth & Sharp Corporation, he dedicates himself in RFID since 2002. Based on decades of RFID inlay manufacturing technology, he starts Flexible Hybrid Electronics production in 2016 in Taiwan. Alan received his bachelor degree in technical orientated MBA at University Stuttgart, Germany in 1992. After his study in Germany, Alan creates numerous international business projects in RFID and Solar industry, he acts as leading management in local medium size companies before he founds S&S. Join TechBlick on an annual pass to join all live online conference or online version of onsite conference access library of on-demand talks (600 talks + PDFs) portfolio of expert led masterclass year-round platform https://www.techblick.com/ And do NOT miss our flagship event in Berlin on 17-18 OCT 2023 focused on Reshaping the Future of Electronics. This event attracts 550-600 participants from all the world and offers a superb ambience and dynamic exhibition floor. To learn more visit https://www.techblick.com/electronicsreshaped To see feedback about previous event see https://www.techblick.com/events-agenda