LOPEC 2023: Here are the highlights for printed electronics
Summary
“Printed electronics has proven how easily it can be integrated into three-dimensional objects and its readiness for series production,” stresses Wolfgang Mildner, General Chair of LOPEC and CEO of MSWtech. In addition, visitors to LOPEC can look forward to ultra-thin heating elements for e-cars, printed sensors for greater safety during autonomous driving, and many more innovations for tomorrow’s mobility. Henkel’s cooperation partner LAIIER has developed a tape for building surfaces that detects even just a few drops of water under pipes or other installations and sends the data wirelessly to the Cloud. At LOPEC, Henkel will also be presenting its new INKxperience Kit, which allows engineers to use different sensor technologies for leak detection and measuring liquids in a container so that they can witness the potential of printed electronics for sustainable building management. Revolutionary organic photovoltaics can also be found at the Epishine booth: The company’s flexible ultra-thin indoor solar cells replace batteries or prolong their lifetime in low-power applications.