Highlights include talks on conductive inks, smart packaging, displays, sensors, healthcare, equipment and testing.
David Savastano, Editor11.13.20
As part of Ink Week, the National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers (NAPIM), along with Ink World and Printed Electronics Now, held the third annual Electronic & Conductive Ink Conference on Oct. 15-16.
Estimates place the conductive ink field at more than $2.3 billion, and since flexible and printed electronics applications are becoming more commercial, the market is growing.
The Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference showcased the latest trends in conductive inks and flexible and printed electronics, with talks on smart packaging, displays, sensors, healthcare, equipment, testing, and, of course, conductive inks.
Intelligent Packaging
Keynote speaker James Lee, director, Innovation Solutions Group, Jones Healthcare Group, opened the conference with his talk, “Our Journey to Produce Intelligent Packaging.”
“We produce products for pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies, natural health products, medical device, personal care and wellness and c
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