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As we proceed through 2024, printed and flexible electronics continues to be an emerging field, although it isn’t reaching the expectations that were hoisted upon it in the early years. What has been interesting is that while some of the early opportunities have fallen by the wayside – outdoor photovoltaics come to mind – new markets, such as indoor photovoltaics being used to power sensors for the Internet of Things, have emerged.

The flexible and printed electronics segment covers many different possibilities. The opportunities developed through flexible hybrid electronics, where the best of silicon and printed electronics are combined, is one such bright spot. Sensors and wearables, in-mold electronics, printed batteries, displays, printed solar cells, smart packaging and more have been developed for a range of industries, including automotive, healthcare and so much more.
 

Printed Electonics Now Survey Details 'State of the Industry'
Respondents help identify the most pertinent trends and challenges throughout the industry.
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Did your company see any improvement in profitability compared to last year?
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Are you seeing more flexible and printed electronics products reaching commercial status?
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Are you more confident in the future of the flexible and printed electronics industry now than you were five years ago?
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What's the state of your company's supply chains?
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What is most concerning and/or important when purchasing products?
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What is most concerning and/or important to your customers?
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What are the biggest challenges facing printed and flexible electronics?
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Which markets do you expect will see the most advancement over the next two years?
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How confident are you about future growth in the flexible and printed electronics industry?
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Which market do you expect to see the most growth in the flexible and printed electronics industry?
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