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ST taps FET's lithium battery tech 2009-05-11
STMicroelectronics has signed a commercial agreement with Front-Edge Technology (FET), enabling ST to bring FET's NanoEnergy ultrathin lithium battery technology to a wide range of new markets and applications.  
RFID market to enjoy 11% growth despite downturn 2009-05-08
Positive signs are beginning to appear and forecasts suggest that even with the ailing automotive vertical included, the RFID market should see 11 percent growth between 2009 and 2010  
Collaboration aims to dig into organic TFT 2009-03-26
Novaled AG and Holst Centre will collaborate under a joint development agreement to investigate the feasibility and benefits of Novaled's dopants in Holst Centre's organic TFT (OTFT) technologies qualified for displays and circuits.  
The lowdown on the fab tool market 2009-02-23
2009 is off to a rough start for fab tool and materials vendors. But some technologies—and companies—are doing better than others.  
Firms demo organic RFID breakthroughs 2009-02-12
A pair of papers was presented at the IEEE's International Solid State Circuits Conference describing breakthroughs in the field of organic electronics for RFID applications  
China details applied R&D projects 2009-02-10
The governments of Hong Kong and neighboring Shenzhen, China, will jointly fund eight applied R&D projects.  
Virtus to push Hong Kong as logistics hub 2009-02-02
Virtus Asia Ltd and GS1 Hong Kong Ltd have signed a memorandum of understanding where Virtus will team up with the Hong Kong RFID Centre, which was established to promote Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta Region of China as a regional center for accelerated adoption of EPC/RFID technologies and other complementary technologies  
Intel advances RF energy harvesting tech 2009-01-29
Intel Research Seattle Lab researchers have disclosed details of an ambient RF energy-harvesting scheme that scavenged 60µW, or enough energy to drive a thermometer/hygrometer and its associated LCD, from a TV tower at a distance of 4.1km.  
Analog circuits boost energy harvesting 2009-01-15
Advanced Linear Devices claims that energy harvesting could get a boost from an analog circuit that utilizes the lowest power outputs from individual photovoltaic cells, thermoelectric generators and electromagnetic sources.  
Who will shoulder medical tech expenses? 2009-01-09
Medical advances are within reach, according to the members of a CES panel called "Your Robot Will See You Now," except for one overshadowing issue: who pays and how.  
Outlook is positive for health care, wireless 2008-12-31
While almost all segments of the electronics industry will be flat or decline in 2009, a few exceptions are possible, according to an industry survey.  
Aerosol printing hikes solar cell efficiency 2008-12-08
Germany's Fraunhofer Institute is reporting a 2 percent efficiency gain for silicon solar cells by switching from conventional screen printing to a non-contact aerosol jet printer.  
Report: RFID market to hit $5.3B this year 2008-11-11
A new report from ABI Research forecasts that the worldwide RFID market will exceed $5.3 billion in 2008  
Validus taps IMI for powered cards 2008-11-07
Integrated Microelectronics Inc. (IMI) and Validus Technologies Corporation are pleased to announce a strategic manufacturing alliance serving the global powered card industry.  
Firm expects market boom for TOP dielectrics 2008-10-17
The market for dielectric materials for thin-film, organic and printable (TOP) electronics reach more than $635 million by 2015, according to a new report from NanoMarkets LC.  


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