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Oct 14, 2009 | by Uta Neubauer
Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports on PolyIC: Circuits printed roll-to-rollOnly available in German:
Neue Materialien für die gedruckte Elektronik
Gewisse Elektronikprodukte lassen sich heute bereits mit herkömmlichen Druckverfahren herstellen. Meist bestehen die Druckfarben aus leitfähigen Kunststoffen. Doch auch Tinten mit Silizium-Nanopartikeln sind eine Option.
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Mar 9, 2009 | by Andreas Menn
Handelsblatt reports about PolyIC: Hard as steel and as bendable as plasticOnly available in German:
Solarzellen aus Kunststoff, Computerchips aus dem Drucker, leuchtende Plastikfolien – neuartige Verbundstoffe lassen die Industrie von revolutionären Anwendungen träumen. Hybrid-Materialien aus Metall und Kunststoff ermöglichen neue Produkte für die Flugzeug- und Autoindustrie. Auch der hohe Stahlpreis treibt die Innovationen an.
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Feb 13, 2009 | by Dylan McGrath EE Times
EETimes publishes an article about PolyIC: "Organic RFID breakthroughs detailed"Organic RFID breakthroughs detailed SAN FRANCISCO — A pair of papers presented here Tuesday (Feb. 10) at the IEEE's International Solid State Circuits Conference described breakthroughs in the field of organic electronics for RFID applications.
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Jan 15, 2009
Press release LOPE-C 2009: Driving Force of Mass LogisticsApplications for RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology are manifold. To also make their use in disposable products worthwhile manufacturers are searching for ways to produce complex circuits with organic semiconductors thereby facilitating production processes for printed RFID transponders. Current trends and latest developments will be on display at LOPE-C 2009 in Frankfurt, Germany from June 23-25, 2008. |
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Sep 28, 2006
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports on PolyIC and on the Organic Electronics Association (OE-A)The German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung wrote about electronic gameboards as newspaper inserts and showed visions, but also showed products which are already realized with printed electronics.
You can find the article here (in German). | | |
Sep 28, 2006
RFID Journal reports on PolyIC's recent development success: 13.56 MHz RF tagsThe RFID Journal reported in its newsletter issue of September 28th about the success of PolyIC in developing mile-long rolls of printed RF tags.
You can find the article here. | | |
May 25, 2006
Article on PolyIC in the daily newspaper Fuerther Nachrichten"Unique event": Innovative: A company from Fuerth works on RFID on film written by Wolfgang Haendel
The daily newspaper "Fürther Nachrichten", which reports about the area of Fürth, wrote in its issue of May 25th, 06 about the "electronic revolution, that will be started in Fürth". |
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Jul 21, 2005
CAPITAL and Packaging news report on PolyICCAPITAL, the German business magazine reported in its issue of July 21st, 05 about RFID and PolyIC
Packaging News (July issue), a UK magazine for the packaging industry, shows examples of intelligent packaging and PolyIC in a special report | | |
Jan 14, 2005
Article about PolyIC on www.siemens.comYesterday, Siemens published an article about PolyIC's recent successful and important steps towards realizing the mass production of RFID chips made of plastic. You can find the full text including some pictures and additional information for download within the InnovationNews section here. | | |
Jan 12, 2005
Financial Times Deutschland reports on PolyICOn January 12th, 2005 the "Financial Times Deutschland" reports that the Siemens joint venture PolyIC is making progress in the mass production of plastic RFID chips. The company PolyIC, a joint venture of Siemens Automation & Drives, has made a leap forward in the mass production of plastic RFID chips, states a brief report in the "Financial Times Deutschland". The company's R&D staff has reportedly succeeded in manufacturing the fastest plastic integrated circuit to date with a 600 KHz frequency. Furthermore, they created exceptionally stable polymeric circuits with the aid of advanced printing technology. The extraordinary commercial potential of plastic RFID chips compared to conventional silicon-based chips is based on their low-cost manufacture, states the report. | | |
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