Earth Times reports that plastic electronic GmbH has entered a license agreement with printed display firm NTERA, to develop products incorporating its prototype printed displays.
The companies have also launched a display evaluation kit based on NTERA's Nanochromics technology, for developers looking to integrate flexible displays in products such as point-of-sale displays, consumer products and biomedical devices.
Philipp Weissel, general manager of plastic electronic GmbH, states: 'Together, the availability of the evaluation kit and the launch of the green-lama.com online shop signify a new milestone for the printed electronics industry and a clear indication of market readiness for the technology.'
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Earth Times report
Press release on plastic electronic GmbH and NTERA’s license agreement to develop new products incorporating printed electronic displays
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green lama
Website owned by plastic electronic GmbH for developers of organic and printed electronic products, which now offers the Nanochromics Display Evaluation Kit
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