intelliFLEX Videos
From our Members
CPES2018
CPES2018 Highlights
CPES2018: Women in STEM Award Michelle Chretien
CPES2018: The product innovation of the year Award Aaron Willinsky & Mark Baldwin
CPES2018: Startup of the year Award Scott McMillan
CPES2018 Commercialization Of The Year Award James Lee
CPES2018: Testimonials Tyler Schon
CPES2018: Testimonials Scott McMillan
CPES2018: Testimonials Robert Nead
CPES2018: Testimonials Lily Chen
CPEs2018: Testimonials Jani Mikael Kuusisto
CPES2018: Testimonials Erika Rebrosova
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CPES2018 Highlights
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CPES2018: Women in STEM Award Michelle Chretien
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CPES2018: The product innovation of the year Award Aaron Willinsky & Mark Baldwin
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CPES2018: Startup of the year Award Scott McMillan
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CPES2018 Commercialization Of The Year Award James Lee
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CPES2018: Testimonials Tyler Schon
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CPES2018: Testimonials Scott McMillan
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CPES2018: Testimonials Robert Nead
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CPES2018: Testimonials Lily Chen
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CPEs2018: Testimonials Jani Mikael Kuusisto
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CPES2018: Testimonials Erika Rebrosova
intelliFLEX & CPES 2015-2017
Insights from the CPES2017 CEO Panel
Enabling the smart building with CABA
Driving commercialization with Xenon
Shaking up the PCB business with Voltera
Adding intelligence to packaging with IMC
PCB prototypes in minutes
Connecting the supply chain with NovaCentrix
Disrupting the textile industry with Myant
2017 OPV Workshop – Lindsay Barber (MW Canada) Interview
2017 OPV Workshop – Tim Bender (University of Toronto) Interview
2017 OPV Workshop – Philippe Berrouard (Brilliant Matters) Interview
2017 OPV Workshop – Milad Afshar (Myant & Co.) Interview
CPES2017
CPES2016
CPES2015
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Insights from the CPES2017 CEO Panel
CPES2017 welcomed the chief executives of our American and French peer industry associations. AFELIM’s Michel Popovic and SEMI | Flextech’s Michael Ciesinski join intelliFLEX (formerly CPEIA) President and CEO Peter Kallai to discuss the state of the industry. -
Enabling the smart building with CABA
We speak with Ron Zimmer of the Continental Automated Buildings Association about how printable electronics, particularly sensors that drive the Internet of Things, are redefining the intelligent building and connected home. -
Driving commercialization with Xenon
We speak with Michael Gnaegy of Xenon about his company’s pulsed UV equipment for sintering inks and curing adhesives, as well as his perspective on the Canadian supply chain. -
Shaking up the PCB business with Voltera
We speak with Alroy Almeida of Voltera, winner of the CPES2017 Commercialization Award, about his ground-breaking desktop system for rapidly prototyping circuit boards. -
Adding intelligence to packaging with IMC
We speak with Michael Petersen of Information Mediary Corp., winner of the CPES2017 Product Innovation Award, about his company’s smart pharmaceutical packaging. -
PCB prototypes in minutes
Voltera’s Alroy Almeida demonstrates the V1 desktop prototyping system for printing circuit boards. -
Connecting the supply chain with NovaCentrix
We speak with Rick Larson of NovaCentrix about getting involved with the Canadian printable, flexible and hybrid electronics supply chain and the merits of his company’s photonic curing tools. -
Disrupting the textile industry with Myant
We speak with Milad Afshar of Myant about his company’s work in smart textiles and wearables enabled with printable and flexible electronics. -
2017 OPV Workshop – Lindsay Barber (MW Canada) Interview
CPEIA and the National Research Council of Canada hosted an exclusive full-day workshop on organic photovoltaics. The event was hosted and sponsored by CSA Group. -
2017 OPV Workshop – Tim Bender (University of Toronto) Interview
CPEIA and the National Research Council of Canada hosted an exclusive full-day workshop on organic photovoltaics. The event was hosted and sponsored by CSA Group. -
2017 OPV Workshop – Philippe Berrouard (Brilliant Matters) Interview
CPEIA and the National Research Council of Canada hosted an exclusive full-day workshop on organic photovoltaics. The event was hosted and sponsored by CSA Group. -
2017 OPV Workshop – Milad Afshar (Myant & Co.) Interview
CPEIA and the National Research Council of Canada hosted an exclusive full-day workshop on organic photovoltaics. The event was hosted and sponsored by CSA Group. -
CPES2017
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CPES2016
At the 2016 Canadian Printed Electronics Symposium (CPES2016), Stephen Law, editor of media sponsor Electronic Products & Technology (EP&T), spoke with several attendees about emerging applications and new products using printable and flexible electronics in verticals ranging from fashion and healthcare, to wearables and smart packaging. -
CPES2015
In the spring of 2015, the CPEIA was less than a year old, but we jumped in with both feet with the 2015 Canadian Printed Electronics Symposium (CPES). In these videos, Electronic Products & Technology (EP&T) editor Stephen Law speaks with CPES organizers, attendees and sponsors about the CPEIA and the future of the industry sector in Canada.
Printed Electronics – Curing Copper Ink in Milliseconds
NovaCentrix revolutionizes the Printed Electronics industry with its new Metalon(R) ICI copper Ink and the PulseForge(R) line of processing tools. This sample was printed with a standard desktop printer, but the same can be done with industrial printers at high speeds. The PulseForge line of tools are designed to process a moving web of printed circuits at hundreds of feet per minute and keep up with nearly any printing technology.
XENON X-1100 High-Intensity Pulsed Light System
The XENON X-1100 is the only low-cost benchtop Pulsed Light system that enables researchers to more easily characterize new processes using XENON’s proven technology.
CeraPrinter
Inkjet Technology Technology dedicated to Printed Electronics and Smart 3D Printing.
CuePath: Helping Caregivers Focus on What Matters Most
CuePath Innovation, has created a smart, disposable medication packaging and mobile platform. It enables families and caregivers to remotely track medication intake of elderly patients throughout the day.
Application of Thinfilm NFC OpenSense Tags to Jones Pharma Packaging High-Speed Production Line
A joint initiative between Thin Film Electronics ASA and Jones Packaging Inc. has now enabled the automated application of Thinfilm’s NFC OpenSense™ tags to paperboard pharma packaging on a Jones high-speed production line at the company’s primary converting facility in London, Ontario, Canada.
Conductive Inks: Trends to Watch in 2017
The conductive ink industry is still in search of the next big thing. Indeed, the prevalent strategy is now to have as broad a product portfolio as possible, seeding multiple nascent markets, garnering as much as customer feedback as possible, and establishing value networks early on. In this webinar we will discuss the latest developments in the following sectors whilst outlining the latest product/material innovations.
RFID Sensors: Technology, Innovation, Markets… Opportunity?
RFID is booming – it now accounts for the largest number of silicon integrated circuits (ICs) made of one particular type. But in addition to over 20% growth over the next few years, there is much more to come. RFID is moving beyond wireless identification alone to wireless sensing of parameters such as temperature, humidity and much more. Interest in RFID Sensors has risen greatly over the last two years, with over 40 companies now supplying RFID sensors in addition to resellers, integrators and those providing software solutions, according to a study from IDTechEx Research titled “RFID Sensors 2017-2027”. New RFID sensors today have been enabled by a new breed of built-for-purpose ICs, which made prior types of RFID sensor limited in performance and expensive. Combined with innovations in flexible batteries, printed sensors and antennas and wider deployment of RFID reader infrastructure, the opportunity for RFID sensors has moved into focus.
GGI International: Aerospace
GGI is an AS9100C certified organization. GGI designs, engineers & manufactures cutting edge UL94VO-compliant custom Human Machine Interface (HMI) platforms for the Aerospace industry. Whether it be controlling the internal environment of a piece of chilling equipment in an aircraft galley or controlling seat functions on a first or business class seat , you can count on GGI to be your trusted partner.
GGI International – Printed Electronics
GGI’s “best-in-class” Printed Electronics products are designed and manufactured using state of the art equipment and processes in a clean room environment. This expertise, coupled with our extensive surface mount assembly and design expertise, allows us to produce active circuits and devices. Some application examples using innovative materials and processes include: high density printed circuits, transparent touch pads & touch screens, touch sensors & heaters, flexible EL lamps and light emitting diffusers. This array of printed solutions is often integrated into a higher level mechanical assembly fulfilling the specific requirements of the end application.
NanoXplore – Graphene solutions for a better tomorrow… Today
At NanoXplore we provide Graphene and Graphene-based solutions for a better tomorrow.. But what if tomorrow starts today?
NanoXplore – Unleashing the power of graphene
Watch how graphene increases your smartphone battery time. NanoXplore is specialized in the production of high quality graphene and its derivative materials.
Henkel next-generation semiconductor packaging in printed electronics
Henkel Electronic Materials LLC is a division of global material supplier, Henkel Corporation. Headquartered in Irvine, California with sales, service, manufacturing and advanced R&D centers around the globe, Henkel is focused on developing next-generation materials for a variety of applications in semiconductor packaging, industrial, consumer, displays and emerging electronics market sectors. With a broad portfolio of silver, carbon, dielectric and clear conductive inks, Henkel is making today’s medical solutions, in-home conveniences, handheld connectivity, RFID and automotive advances reliable and effective.
Sun Chemical Corporate Capabilities
Sun Chemical, a member of the DIC group, is the world’s largest producer of printing inks and pigments and a leading provider of materials to packaging, publication, coatings, plastics, cosmetics, and other industrial markets.
Entrepreneur Series: OTI Lumionics
Founded in 2011, OTI Lumionics was created by Michael Helander and several of his U of T engineering colleagues to commercialize their major breakthrough in OLED technology made during their doctoral studies. Today, OTI employs about a dozen employees – most of them U of T engineering alumni – and is located in a 3,300 square foot office and lab space in the Banting & Best Centre for Innovation & Entrepreneurship across from the MaRS Discovery District.
NRC Business Series – Nanomaterials
NRC offers many services that are of interest to businesses. From prototype to commercialization, we will help you meet your customers’ needs today and tomorrow. This 1-minute video highlights nanomaterials at NRC.
NRC Business Series – Photonics
NRC offers many services that are of interest to businesses. NRC expertise and state of the art tools provide competitive edge for your products. This 1-minute video highlights photonics at NRC.
Printed Electronics – Xerox Research Centre of Canada
The Xerox Research Centre of Canada (XRCC) is a pioneer in designing, demonstrating, scaling-up, and supplying organic electronic materials. Early research work includes photoconductive pigments and hole transport molecules for organic photoconductive membranes that are used in many xerographic printers and photocopiers.
Wibismart Enviro Sustainable Wireless Sensing #BrightMindsChallenge 2017
The WibiSmart ENVIRO measures and communicates air, soil, and water quality information, enabling intelligent decisions around global environmental issues.
Brewer Science Inflect™ Flex Sensor
InFlect™ flex sensors utilize our revolutionary carbon-based nanotechnology to deliver a highly sensitive and real-time response to varying angles of deflection.
Unwinding to the sweet sound of PE at Printed Electronics USA 2015
As part of the Canadian Pavilion at the 2015 Printed Electronics USA conference, CPEIA Member Tangio Printed Electronics sponsored an exhibition in which renowned composer and producer Phi Bui played a PE-enabled musical instrument – a force-sensing membrane-based keyboard called LinnStrument.
TUKU Contactless Mobile Marketing
TUKU’s Path-to-Purchase is simple for shoppers: TUKU Tags use contactless technology to invite shoppers to tap their smartphones to learn more about products. TUKU distills the time-consuming process of product research, analysis and decision-making down to a few seconds. It helps shoppers make more confident, better-informed point-of-purchase decisions by bringing the retailers’ and brands’ online marketing right into the physical store. It builds trust, and it keeps them engaged in your world, not your competitors’.
Real-Time Customer Feedback Solution for Restaurants – TableTalk™
TableTalk™ allows guests to initiate ‘in-the-moment’ dialogue with restaurant managers and owners. Diners can rate and relate their dining experience in real-time, making it possible for restaurants to correct problems immediately, while guest are still in the establishment.
Presenting OMsignal, technology woven into life
OMsignal is designing biometric apparel. Discover our new, ground-breaking technology and how it could change people’s approach to their health.
OMbra by OMsignal: The Smart Sports Bra For Mindful Running
OMbra’s embedded sensor technology captures your key body signals to accurately determine your personalized smart running zones. OM’s Biometric Coach guides you using your own data, so you can achieve greater progress, maximize fat burn and reduce the potential risk of injury and unnecessary fatigue. OM…bringing the science of mindful running to women.
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