Led by OES, WP1 is dedicated to project management and coordination throughout the INFINITE Project’s lifecycle. This work package ensures smooth implementation and information flow between decision-makers. Key components include …
The European market for printed, flexible, and organic electronics (PFOE) is poised for remarkable growth, with projections indicating an increase from €37.8 billion in 2020 to €68 billion by 2030. …
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The INFINITE Project’s work plan consists of seven interconnected work packages (WPs), each led by a designated leader. These WPs ensure the project’s objectives are met through a structured and …
The INFINITE Project is not only revolutionizing vocational education in the countries of its core consortium but also extending its influence through the Followers Country Panel (FCP). This panel includes …
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For Europe, capitalizing on its strong research and innovation position is essential. This requires commercialization by small-sized businesses and further upscaling to gain a strong market position in flexible and …
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The INFINITE team wishes you a joyous holiday season filled with peace, love, and prosperity. May your Christmas be merry and bright, and the new year bring you continued success …
Flexible electronics in Europe remain at an early stage, leaving room for further technological development. While Europe has a minimal presence in large-area flexible electronics like displays and lighting, it …
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From November 12th to 14th, the Automotive Interiors Expo 2024 brought together hundreds of visitors and around 130 exhibitors at Messe Stuttgart, Germany, to showcase the latest innovations and trends …
EEIA promotes cooperation between member companies, schools, and the public sector to enhance the competitiveness of Estonia’s electronics industry. Representing over 70 companies, EEIA supports product development, manufacturing, and professional …
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The flexible electronics market in Europe is still developing, with business activities mainly confined to niche areas such as RFID/NFC tags, wearables, and healthcare. Despite the limited scope, there is …
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