News
OE-A expands its services by offering an online ‘Printed Electronics Insights’ webinar series, in order for you to stay up to date on the latest flexible and printed electronics developments from any place you are currently based.
OE-A members indicate a significant loss in orders, a delay in investments and suffer from supply chain disruptions.
New ideas, prototypes and designs related to flexible, organic and printed electronics are what the OE-A is looking for with its annual competition. Apply now!
The new OE-A Roadmap shows how flexible electronics enables innovations in the most important industries worldwide
Developments concerning Coronavirus closely monitored - Providing members specific information on legal and insurance-related issues.
OE-A Business Climate Survey: Revenue growth of 8 percent forecasted for 2020, effects of the Coronavirus not yet assessable.
Seizing opportunities, breaking the glass ceiling
Printed electronics enables the production of flexible and large-area components and complements silicon electronics. Ultrathin, lightweight, robust and economical to manufacture: these key features distinguish organic and printed electronics from traditional semiconductor technologies.
