An in-depth look at this specialized ink technology and the considerations when utilizing it.
Over the course of the past decade, the Internet of Things (IoT) has played an increasingly significant role in daily life due in large part to innovations in the world of printed electronics and conductive/optical ink technology. These advancements have expanded access to cost-effective, reliable printed circuitry that can be mass-produced, paving the way for new applications with functionalities previously not thought possible. With connectivity and cloud computing continuing to improve …