An introduction to printed electronics

Team Manager Zachary J. Davis from Danish Technological Institute (DTI) introduce you to printed electronics and explains how this cutting-edge technology can be used to integrate flexible and stretchable electronics onto textiles as an example.

APPLICATIONS *
Now a days we see more and more applications of printed electronics in smart wearables. The innovative solutions range from sports performance improvements to health monitoring that provides less discomfort during intensive care observation. Zachary J. Davis shows in this the episode the Precure MLI® Elbow Device ‪@precuredk‬ that assesses the users' movements and muscle strain. The connected mobile app helps the user learn and maintain healthy activity patterns while working.

ABOUT PRINTED ELECTRONICS GROUP AT DTI *
Meet us here :https://www.dti.dk/specialists/advanc...
You gain access to expertise, infrastructure and beyond state-of-the-art technology to incorporate printed electronics on textiles, composites, and other curved surfaces. We lower the barrier for developing or integrating products with flexible electronic components providing technical services from partners across Europe.

AMBASSADOR *
DTI is a firm Ambassador for Smart Textile Alliance, se full list: https://smarttextilealliance.com/reso...

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