A printing technology, inspired by the resilience of tree root systems, is set to redefine the future of conformal electronics.

The idea is to put computer circuits in flexible robots and other places where flexibility is key, like wearable electronics. If you are interested in details, you’ll want to read the paper in ...

This panel session dives into the technical challenges in the field of flexible electronics—and what engineers need to know ...

But, a flexible substrate isn’t very useful for electronics without some conductive traces. Copper and silver inks make for good electrical circuits on stretchable films, and are even solderable ...

Researchers at Xi'an Jiaotong University developed Template-Constrained Additive printing for making more durable electronic ...

flexible circuits with complex, multilayered architectures," Bartlett said. "This enables new forms of soft electronics, ...

Initially interested in novel electronic materials, Rogers hoped to make integrated circuits, traditionally made of rigid silicon, more flexible—for use perhaps in roll-up displays. It wasn’t until a ...

A new printing technology, inspired by the strength and resilience of tree roots, is set to revolutionize flexible electronics. This breakthrough, developed by researchers at Xi’an Jiaotong University ...

Transparent electronics refer to the emerging field of developing electronic devices and circuits that are virtually invisible ... and can be transferred onto transparent substrates to create flexible ...

Advanced and emerging materials for flexible electronics, including plastic, molecular and inorganic systems, two-dimensional materials, biomaterials, nanofibers, degradable materials Flexible ...

The Multilayer printed circuit board market growth is driven by increase in demand for compact and lightweight electronic devices, advancements in consumer electronics, and rise in adoption of ...