Parelec offers Total solutions for both the Passive and Active RFID markets. Parelec's Parmod® conductive ink enables us to offer partners and customers lowest-cost highest performance passive RFID antenna. This superior performance is due to the patented technology of Parmod® ink's higher conductivity and custom antenna designed to fit a customer's specific needs. We also have an Active RFID with our iLocate™ solution which enables us to offer partners and customers the lowest cost solution due to low infrastructure cost and smart active RFID solutions. We have the only two-way encrypted communications supporting tag on the market, 128bit EAS encryption for all wireless communication and less than 1 foot location accuracy combined with zone location in a single solution. We were established in 1996 and have offices in Princeton NJ and R&D centers in NJ and Israel. Our Certified Partner Program brings together printers, chip manufacturers and systems integrators to deliver the best Total RFID Solution in the market today!. The Parelec patented Parmod® inks are also very suitable for Membrane Touch Switches, Circuits, High Density Interconnects and Defroster/Heaters

Pelikon is the world leader in the design and manufacture of flexible printed segmented electroluminescent (pSEL™) Intuitive Touch Displays, backlites, Animated Backlites and specialised driver electronics for the worldwide home appliance, consumer electronic and industrial displays market. The company has offices in Europe, America and the Far East.

 

 

Ciba is a leading global company dedicated to producing high-value effects for its customers' products. We strive to be the partner of choice for our customers, offering them innovative products and one-stop expert service. We create effects that improve the quality of life - adding performance, protection, color and strength to plastics, paper, automobiles, buildings, home and personal care products and much more. Ciba is active in more than 120 countries around the world and is committed to being a leader in its chosen markets.

FUJIFILM Dimatix, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of FUJIFILM Corporation, is a leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance ink jet printheads and components used in a broad range of industrial, non-impact imaging applications. The company is evolving jetting technology into a production process that lowers the cost, time and environmental impact of producing electronic circuits and functions for RFID tags, flat panel displays, circuit boards and other electronic and bioscience applications. FUJIFILM Dimatix products are designed to accurately dispense a wide range of fluid types in micro-amounts for demanding imaging and fabricating applications. With more than 20 years advancing the performance of drop-on-demand dispensing devices and applications, FUJIFILM Dimatix is the only developer and manufacturer in this industry with the technology, know-how, and creativity to lead the industry into the future.

imaging Technology international Corporation (iTi) is a leading digital fabrication systems supplier. Established in 1992, headquartered in Boulder, CO with its European office in Cambridge UK, iTi designs, develops and manufactures high precision digital material deposition systems that incorporate inkjet technology. iTi's strategy is to support customers from Lab2Fab with a comprehensive range of R&D equipment, including the Drop Watcher and new MDS 300 materials deposition system, through to high volume fabrication systems such as the Versatile Jet and Digital Web Press. In partnership with Printed Electronics Ltd, iTi has established an Inkjet Development Lab in Cambridge, UK which is available on an 'open access' basis and includes a suite of iTi's inkjet development tools.

ImageXpert Inc. is a leader in part inspection systems and tools for electronic imaging. Manufacturers rely on ImageXpert systems in R&D and in production. We have expertise in a wide range of printing technologies and have a long history of providing machine-vision based image quality measurement and part inspection systems to imaging companies worldwide. Our hardware configurations include 2-D camera-based systems, 3-D laser height profiling systems, and line scan camera-based systems, all of which use the same software to produce objective, repeatable data.

Transparent Silver Inks, developed by InkTec with patented technology, are Ag-based conducting inks suitable to RFID Tag, PCB, reflective film, display, and EMI shielding, etc. Differently from other prior conductive inks based on nano-technology, InkTec inks are purely transparent silver inks which are not formulated by particle structure. The inks are stable even in long-term storage and applicable to various substrates because they enable ink sintering in low temperature for conductive trace. According to our business plan for electronic materials, it was completed the 2nd plant in March 2007 and this plant will be occupied by electromagnetic manufacturing facilities.

ixPressia is a specialised inkjet software company with products designed for the industrial inkjet printing market.

Based in Cambridge, at the heart of the inkjet industry, our Hydra software products are proven to accelerate development for inkjet printer developers.

The Hydra suite of software provides a 'one kit suits all' solution, removing the need for custom printhead control software development by printer manufacturers.

Regardless of end user application, or printhead configuration, our software will drive your printer and includes full user-interface, RIP, print engine, motion control, ink management, head layout tools and simulation.

It is available as end user licence or developer edition and comes with training and support from our expert software and integration team.

Lambda Photometrics is one of the UK's largest and longest-established suppliers of high-tech solutions for scientific, industrial, military and medical applications. Lambda will be launching and demonstrating the Zygo NewView™ 600, a highly affordable and compact 3D optical profiler for research, development and production.

The NewView™ 600 offers high-precision 3D scanning of complex surfaces, simplified operation, configuration flexibility, and advanced surface characterization - including comprehensive surface texture, step-height, PSD analysis, and much more.

If you would like to experience the NewView™ 600 and measure your samples, components and parts, come along to the Lambda stand for a demonstration.

IIMAK and Nanodynamics have teamed up to commercialize functional electronic inks for both analog and digital printing. Conductive inks using traditional printing technologies can be used to mass-produce extremely thin, flexible and inexpensive electronic circuits. Digital conductive inks are applicable in variable on-demand, on-site, or customized printing. For more information visit

www.iimak.com

The OE-A is the key international industry association for organic and printed electronics and represents the whole value chain of this emerging industry. The OE-A is a working group within the German Engineering Federation (VDMA). It was founded in December 2004. Our members are leading international companies and institutions, ranging from component and material suppliers, equipment and tool suppliers, producers/system integrators and end-users to R&D institutes. More than 100 companies from Europe, the US and Asia are working together to promote the establishment of a competitive production infrastructure for organic and printed electronics. The vision of the OE-A is to build a bridge between science, technology and application. The activities of the OE-A include roadmap for organic and printed electronics, networking opportunities and strategic market understanding. Dedicated working groups cover the topics applications, technologies, quality control and measurement, demonstrators and education. To improve service for the members in North America, OE-A opened an office in the US in September 2008.

The OLLA project is a Pan European research project, which is funded by the European Commission. It's acronym stands for high brightness Organic LEDs for Lighting Applications, and targets to further develop OLEDs as lighting technology. Coming close to the project end, we here show our latest results at the Printed Electronics Europe.

 

The aim of the OLLA project is to research and develop high brightness, high efficient white OLEDs and demonstrate its use in general lighting applications.

PixDro is an innovative company, specializing in the research & development of industrial inkjet applications and the manufacturing of advanced inkjet printing systems for research and industry. Our experience in the inkjet printing market has resulted in various innovative technologies and products.

Our products consist of printing modules embedded in an open system architecture allowing PixDro to customize our systems (LP 50 and LP 150) for client specific processes and applications. These building blocks enable easy integration and migration from entry-level single layer printing for R&D purposes to volume printing in an industrial system.

With these products and modules PixDro facilitates the development of applications and offers a migration path to a complete industrial production system.

As part of the OTB-Group, PixDro offers complete printing solutions including pre and post processing; thereby, providing a complete solution for your requirements.

Photonics Cluster (UK) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the optoelectronics industry specialising in the area of Solid State Lighting. Activities include training courses such as the unique LED Safety Course and Practical Light and Colour Measurement Course, the DTI Global Watch LED Technology Missions to Japan and USA and our headquarters host the Solid State Lighting Research Centre. This suite of laboratories are the only test laboratories dedicated to SSL luminaire and lamp testing and are furnished with the latest specialist-testing equipment.

PolyIC produces printed electronics in a high-speed printing process. Printed electronics means that in a printing process electrical conducting and semi conducting plastics, so called polymers, are applied in several layers on a polyester film. The printing process is conducted in an exactly defined design so that electronic devices can be created. These devices are integrated, for example, into a RFID (radio frequency identification) tag. PolyIC's product line for RFID is called PolyID. Printed electronics makes low-cost RFID tags possible that can be used for mass applications. Furthermore, this new technology is also used in displays and complex systems, called smart objects. PolyIC sells smart objects under the name of PolyLogo.

 

PolyIC is a joint venture between Siemens AG and Leonhard Kurz Stiftung & Co. KG and is located in Fuerth, Germany. PolyIC GmbH & Co. KG was founded in 2003.

Soligie is the leading company to utilize high speed manufacturing to produce printed electronics with a variety of conductive, resistive and proprietary materials on flexible substrates such as PET, paper and foil. The Company is on the cutting edge of a new industry that will enable production of electronic components using high speed, fully additive roll-to-roll processes. Soligie offers a full range of services from concept design, circuit design, design for manufacturability and final volume production, and currently serves the medical device, smart packaging, RFID and flexible interconnect markets. Through the combined use of emergent materials and proprietary manufacturing processes, electronics components such as memory, sensors, displays and batteries will soon be integrated into applications on thin flexible substrates. Soligie is also investing in the development of processes for printed thin-film transistors that can be used in products such as smart labels, medical patches and chipless RFID tags.

Thin Film Electronics is providing non-volatile printed memories. By using the physical, chemical and electrical properties of advanced polymers TFE can add new functionality to printed products. Thin Film Electronics technology can be used in many different applications, ranging from high security anti-counterfeit application to children's toys. In fact, TFE's unique polymer memory technology can be used in any printed electronics application were a non volatile random access memory is desired, e.g., to store information on a package that can later be displayed to the customer

The Technology Partnership (TTP) is Europe's leading independent technology development company. TTP was established in 1987, is headquartered near Cambridge and employs 300 scientists and engineers. Our primary activity is creating new business based on advances in technology.

 

TTP's technology lies behind many products and processes in areas as diverse as digital printing, communications, instrumentation, consumer products, and drug discovery. We can also work in a consultancy role to help you identify and develop your printed electronics business and product lines.

 

TTP is now commercialising next-generation digital printing technologies that are revolutionising the world of industrial and commercial printing. These technologies also have breakthrough capabilities in the growing market for printed electronics, where they enable the non-contact deposition of a wide range of passive, active and structural materials onto almost any substrate. The resulting industrial systems we produce enable exciting applications for our partners based on process replacement in established markets and powerful new revenue streams.

Veeco provides solutions for nanoscale applications in the worldwide scientific research, semiconductor, data storage, and high- brightness-LED/ wireless markets. Our Metrology products are used to measure at the micro- and nanoscale, and include atomic force microscopes, scanning probe microscopes, and stylus and optical profilers.Our Process Equipment tools help create nanoscale devices and include ion beam etch and deposition, physical vapor deposition, molecular beam epitaxy, metal organic chemical vapor deposition, precision lapping and dicing technologies.

UK Displays and Lighting Network was launched in April 2006 as part of the DTI - "Knowledge Transfer Networks' programme. UKDL is a vibrant central hub of activity for the displays and lighting community. Designed to stimulate innovation in the key technology sectors by promoting collaboration, best practice and knowledge sharing between industry and academia. By encouraging partnerships and teamwork, UKDL aims to support science base through to end-users. Positioning the UK as the innovation engine for Europe.

 

UKDL supports and strengthens the UK Displays and Lighting Sector through tutorials, workshops and seminars with training and education embracing all levels of industry, commerce and academia. We encourage commercial and industrial collaborations between members that result in creation of wealth for UK plc through the profitable activities of members.

Xennia Technology Ltd is a leading industrial inkjet integrator and developer of printers and inks. Headquartered near London, with a US operation in San Antonio, Texas, Xennia provides state-of-the-art inkjet solutions for a wide variety of industrial applications including printed electronics and displays. In 2005, Xennia launched the XenJet range of inkjet development tools and high accuracy production printers for functional materials deposition. In addition to printing systems Xennia also offers a full fluid development service, implementing customer's proprietary materials into reliable and robust inkjet solutions.