Israel-based micro-manufacturing systems developer nanofabrica has just joined the Siemens-Dynamo start-up commercialization program. As one of Europe's largest manufacturing conglomerates, Siemens' start-up program... read more »
DOE’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has just developed a liquid printed chip that can reconfigure itself at the click of a button, thus serving... read more »
University of Hamburg and DESY have been fast at work developing a new form of electronics using flexible transparent circuits. The cooperation between... read more »
Wood-based, 3D printed cellulose technologies offer an alternative to plastics and polymeric materials currently present in electronics. Simon Fraser University and Swiss researchers... read more »
UC Merced Professor Yue ‘Jessica’ Wang and her team's laboratory are spearheading an ambitious project to research conjugated polymers. Conductive plastics, and other artificial... read more »
Originally discovered in the 19th century, piezoelectric materials have made their way into everything from cellphones to printers. Since these crucial technologies have... read more »
One of the technologies that researchers are scrambling to develop these days is wearable electronics. From MIT to Harvard, there have been many... read more »
Dutch researchers at University of Twente have invented a new form of metal additive manufacturing that allows a laser apparatus to print pure... read more »
When it comes to technologies so ubiquitous that we can't picture our world without them, it's hard to do better than lithium-ion batteries.... read more »
With the growing demand for high-performance 3D chips and systems, there's the problem of keeping them efficient. One of the most difficult factors to... read more »
Producing electronics is tricky for many reasons. One factor is just how small and intricate the parts inside can be. Micro-transistors and silicon... read more »
Printing fully functional parts is one of the most coveted goals in modern additive manufacturing. This is especially true of electronics. Now, a... read more »
The National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology has made a new breakthrough in wearable electronic textiles. A research group is workshopping polyester-based... read more »
With the use of hybrid 3D printing, researchers are creating types of electronics that we've never seen before. Case in point, wearable electronics.... read more »
Carnegie Melon University is no stranger to 3D printing innovations. Last month, we covered their flexible textile printing technology. This time around their... read more »
A new study from Carnegie Mellon University has shown how 3D printed materials have the potential to serve as touch sensitive systems with the... read more »
Boeing has been on the course to innovate their line of airplanes for a while. Now, in partnership with the AMRC, they have... read more »
Over the years, Optomec have developed many unique technologies in the realm of 3D printing. Accordingly, their newest finding is potentially a leap... read more »
