Eurecat, Spain Advanced sensing, lighting and communication technologies for HMIs. Pulsar demonstrates the application of In Mold Electronics in a vehicle center console. Only 3mm… Read More »Winner of the category “Public Choice Award”: 3D HMI for Automotive
Joanneum Research (Austria), Arkema Piezotech, Innovation Lab (Germany), Rise (Sweden) The SYMPHONY project is addressing all various challenges with the development of an innovative energy… Read More »Winner of the category “Publicly- Funded Project Demonstrator”: SYMPHONY: Energy Autonomous Sensor System for Smart Tires
Tekniker, Spain This application provides maintenance of wind turbines during icing periods by heating actuation for de-icing. The prototype enables seamless integration of ice detection… Read More »Winner of the category “Freestyle Demonstrator”: Integrated De-Icing System for Wind Turbine Blades
Fleep Technologies, Italy Period-After-Opening (PAO) is a smart label applied to packages containing degradation-sensitive products for which the time-to-expiration is counted from the time of… Read More »Winner of the category “Prototypes and New Products”: Period-After-Opening (PAO) Time Tracker
VTT and Tampere University – The demonstrator is energy autonomous temperature logger attached to secondary packaging for monitoring quality of packed products during shipment.
VTT, CEA Liten, Varta – A wearable wrist band with two sensing modules around the wrist and a central module for data processing, wireless data communication and user interaction by visual means.
TH Nürnberg – The demonstrator’s objective is an interactive, easily transportable game, which is designed on an attractive free-form surface by means of capacitive buttons.
Rise – Printed low-cost QTSS wearable flexible more enviro-friendly pressure, shear and loss of friction sensors for dynamic Prosthetic fit monitoring for leg amputees.
Joanneum, Fraunhofer FEP, Tampere University, Varta, VTT – A smart ski equipped with an energy-autonomous sensor system that records vibrations and transmits this data wirelessly
Hochschule der Medien – A human-machine interface based on printed touch sensors formed in 3D.
