Printed electronics promise to reshape the way we think about components and circuits. Scientists and engineers are developing new applications for printed electronics that include wearable and flexible electronic devices.

While we have seen 3D printing become more commonplace, with home models widely available, the idea of 3D printing as a device using extruded plastics to build structures doesn’t seem to have been adopted in the industry quite as people expected. But 3D printing is being adopted and sits at the cutting edge of manufacturing in ways you might not expect.

Though millions of dollars pour into research and development projects related to lithium-ion energy storage each year, these systems remain vulnerable to a phenomenon that occurs across every type of battery: thermal runaway.  Amphenol Sensors offers EV owners a powerful tool for earlier detection of this devastating phenomenon.

Wireless solutions for power delivery benefit the product design process, but how does wireless power transmission work in practice?

From organic semiconductors to organic solar cells, advances in organic electronics hallmark a new era of technology.