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Novem Car Interior Design GmbH Licenses TactoTek Technology

German supplier of trim parts for the premium automotive industry signs In-Mold Structural Electronics license.

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By: DAVID SAVASTANO

Contributing Editor, Coatings World and Ink World

TactoTek and German trim part supplier Novem announced the signing of a license agreement. As a TactoTek licensee, Novem will be able to build innovative and smart 3D surfaces with enhanced functionality and inspire the automotive market with differentiated IMSE-based solutions.

“Novem places great value on developing high-end products with innovative technologies to deliver exceptional customer experiences,” said Markus Wittmann, VP of program management, R&D, and design at Novem. “Using IMSE technology in the design of vehicle interiors allows us to integrate light and function into surfaces made of wood, fabrics, or high-quality plastics, making them interactive. We have a long-standing partnership with TactoTek, within which we have already worked together on various projects. The licensing agreement is a next step and strengthens our collaboration.”

“We have been cooperating with Novem successfully for several years, being delighted with their professionalism and high-quality deliverables,” added Sami Hyyrylainen, SVP field operations at TactoTek. “Expanding our cooperation strengthens our IMSE ecosystem with the inclusion of design and engineering partners, and mass production vendors for functional films, this licensing agreement with Novem expands and strengthens our IMSE ecosystem in Germany, and enables series development of IMSE applications into mass production with OEMs.”

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