Growing the PE industry in the UK
The 21st century is well underway and a new era of electronics is happening. Organic and other materials are being used to create electronic devices and circuits with shapes and forms that have previously not been possible.
Plastic Electronics Centres of Excellence (PECOEs)
The PECOEs are a key national resource offering open access facilities with capabilities for accelerating product design and development in plastic electronics.
Plastic Electronics Leadership Group (PELG)
The PELG is a volunteer group representing the UK plastic electronics community.
Welcome to the UK Plastic Electronics website. Here, you will find useful information about developments within this industry in the UK and around the world.
One of the main benefits of PE production techniques is that by using electronic inks and a flexible substrate, production can take place on a roll-to-roll basis, combining traditional printing techniques with cutting edge technology.
capability guide. available today
This guide highlights the UK's capabilities and is a key source of reference for all people working in this sector. Available for download today.
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CPI Printable Electronics Centre
CPI’s Printable Electronics Centre based at Sedgefield is the National Printable Electronics prototyping centre. Focused on the commercialisation and scale-up of printable electronics, it is equipped with an extensive range of assets specifically chosen...
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3rd & 4th February, 2015 | £200 before 1 Dec/£250 regular rate/£125 student rate Large-Area Electronics (including printed, plastic, organic and …
> Read MoreWednesday 10th September 2014, 10.00 – 15.30 The Hilton, London Euston Interested in EU funding? … and working in …
> Read MoreNew York-based start-up BotFactory is developing a rapid prototyping machine that prints PCBs and then picks-and-places components. Called Squink and the …
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Novalia
Founded in 2004 by Dr Kate Stone, with backing from Solon Ventures, Novalia are based in Cambridge in the UK. Specialising in printed electronics, Novalia see a world where any printed item can be enabled with interactivity, bringing it to life, which they call ʻInteractive Printed Mediaʼ (IPM). With this vision and her passion to integrate electronic components with traditional printing techniques....
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