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- Printed electronicsPrinted electronics allow electronics to be used in places it has never been before, and improves existing electronics. The technique offers much designer freedom at low cost. Applications include wearable electronics, touch screens, and smart packaging for, for example, medicine. Metafas makes these printed flexible electronics in all kinds of mechanical forms, using inks that dry quickly under UV light.
- Sileather Consumer Electronics CollectionSileather®’s silicone fabric would be an innovative and right option to improve the performance of products and reduce the environmental impact. Application Headsets, AR/VR…
- Common Sands – ForiteCommon Sands – Forite evolved as a collaborative research project between Studio Plastique, Fornace Brioni and Snøhetta, with the aim of exploring the potential applications of recycled E-waste glass. Made from recycled glass from microwave ovens, the tiles have been developed in two different sizes. The tiles are both opaque and transparent, each with a unique pattern and expression.
- Electric PlaidIFM’s Electric Plaid is a textile display technology and design material. Electric Plaid combines woven electronic circuits, colour-change inks and drive electronics, to add "time and motion" to textile patterns and design.
- Technical MattTechnical Matt by FINSA is ultra matt (gloss level: GU. 2%) with an anti-fingerprint surface with a velvety touch. Suitable for horizontal or vertical use and suitable for contact with food. The combination of acrylic lacquers and electron beam curing (EBC) gives this material excellent surface properties such as anti-bacterial and safe for contact with food.
- LEXAN filmLEXAN™ films are made of a Polycarbonate material in a number of configurations, including coatings for anti-glare or anti-fog, uncoated for clarity, textured, display films for enhancing light transmission, flame retardant films for electronics applications, and security card films.
