3D Printing Electronics Conference Archives - Creating 3Dimensional Printed Circuit Boards

12/01/202112/01/2021

Notion Systems is Silver Partner of Online 3D Printing Electronics Conference

We welcome Notion Systems as Silver Partner of 3D Printing Electronics Conference REGISTER HERE to attend

Notion Systems is the future of mass production additive manufacturing. The n.jet inkjet platform from Notion Systems is used by customers to produce printed cirucit boards, OLED & QLED displays, sensors and high quality 3D parts. Notion Systems relies on decades of experience of their staff in bringing precise inkjet systems to customers and scaling up digital printing processes for functional material.

11/01/202111/01/2021

PV Nano Cell is Silver Partner of Online 3D Printing Electronics Conference

We welcome PV Nano Cell as Silver Partner of Online 3D Printing Electronics Conference. REGISTER HERE to attend

PV Nano Cell (PVN) offers the first-ever complete solution for mass-produced inkjet based, printed electronics. The proven solution includes PVN’s proprietary Sicrys™, silver-based conductive inks, inkjet production printers and the complete printing process.

15/12/202015/12/2020

Flexible and Conformable Electronics for Next-Generation Devices

presentation by Shweta Argawala, Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Aarhus University at ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 14:00 – 18:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference

Moving forward biomedical devices will require materials and platforms that have Young’s modulus closer to human skin. Direct writing of electronics using functional inks on flexible, stretchable and biocompatible substrates will open doors for innovation in biomedical and health technology. This will tackle the issues of immune reactions and scarring of tissue that hamper the successful use of implantable devices for longer durations.

I will talk about our research on developing novel functional inks for electronic applications that can be directly written on unconventional substrates to enable next-generation devices. The focus is to understand the ink-substrate interactions to print homogeneous and high-resolution circuits.

I will also discuss various application areas, where printed electronics is pushing design innovation for sustainable and biodegradable electronics.

15/12/2020

Electrically conductive polymers for additive manufacturing: current research at PoliTo

presentation by Valentina Bertana, Post-Doc researcher, Politecnico di Torino, at ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 14:00 – 18:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference

The field of additive manufacturing, which in the last years has gained a lot of interest both from the commercial and the academic world, needs now a boost from the materials side. If materials with special properties as biocompatibility, high mechanical resistance or temperature resistance are already present on the market, materials with special functionalities are still waiting for first release. Especially as regards materials with electrically conductive properties, which would represent a breakthrough for 3D printed electronics. In this perspective, our research group at the department of Applied Science and Technology at Politecnico di Torino is studying novel materials to allow the additive manufacturing of electrical and electronic components. Among different tests, the photocurable resin based on PEDOT:PSS seems to be the most promising one. Some application examples will be also reported.

15/12/202015/12/2020

Block copolymers: a route for 4D printing

presentation by Claudia Delgado Simao, Teamleader at Eurecat – Technology Centre of Catalonia, at ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 14:00 – 18:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference

4D printing is a methodology that makes use of a certain printed material property to change it’s final structure or chemistry along time. Block-copolymers (BCP) are synthetic polymer materials with tuned supramolecular interactions by design, useful to control it’s ability to self-assemble in segregated hydrophillic-hydrophonbic domains and create various functionalised superstructures. Here is presented the methodology for 4DP with BCPs and potential applications in health and energy applications.

11/12/202011/12/2020

Shapetronic platform, a demo case of Vanguard Initiative for 3D printing electronics

presentation by Philippe Guaino, Program leader, CRM Group, at ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 14:00 – 18:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference

SHAPETRONICS project is a part of the Nano-enabled Printed Electronics demonstration case under the Vanguard Initiative’s Pilot on New Nano-enabled Products.

06/11/202006/11/2020

PROFACTOR Gmbh is Bronze Partner of ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference 2021

PROFACTOR Gmbh is Bronze Partner of ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 15:00 – 19:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference

PROFACTOR is an Austrian research company located in Steyr which focuses on developing new methods for integrated production technologies. The technological focus is on functional surfaces and nanostructures, robotics and machine vision. With around 80 employees PROFACTOR covers the whole range from basic research to applied research.

06/11/202006/11/2020

Sensor package fabrication via additive manufacturing for automotive sector – An introduction to the TINKER project

presentation by Leo Schranzhofer, Project Manager / Research Scientist, Profactor GmbH, at ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 15:00 – 19:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference

This H2020 project, coordinated by Leo Schranzhofer, PROFACTOR, started at 01.10.2020. Notion Systems and PV nanocell are partners in the consortium and will be mentioned in the talk.

23/10/202023/10/2020

Q5D Adding Electrical Function

by Stephen Bennington, Q5D Technology Limited at Online 3D Printing Electronics Conference. REGISTER HERE to attend

Q5D’s technology is the fusion of two technologies: laser sintered printed, which makes it possible to print with copper or silver ink and then use a laser to cure and sinter the ink; and innovative 5-axis additive manufacturing which is able to accurately deposit inks or dielectrics.

This makes it possible to print conductive tracks on large curved surfaces or create complex structures with compact 3D circuitry for surface mounted components.

24/08/202024/08/2020

Neotech AMT is Gold Partner of Online 3D Printing Electronics Conference

Neotech AMT GmbH is one of the leading companies developing systems for 3D Printed Electronics (3D PE). The company began developing this novel technology in 2006 and installed the worlds first 5 axis 3D PE system in 2010. This system expertly combines hard- and software elements into a unique solution capable of production complex circuitry on almost any 3D surface.