Future Trends of Mobility

The Printed Electronics Forum ‘Future Trends of Mobility’ presents applications of organic, flexible and printed electronics in the automotive industry, focusing on embedded touch sensors for human-machine interfaces, integration of curved displays into large surfaces as well as battery management solutions for electric vehicles.

Program:

• Introduction to Flexible and Printed Electronics
Jan Krausmann, Project Manager, OE-A

• Innovative HMI surfaces with embedded touch sensors on decorated panels
Dr. Wolfgang Clemens, Head of Product Management, PolyIC

- HMI trends in automotive
- Integration options for embedded touch sensors
- Use cases and prototypes

• OLCD enables smart, curved surfaces throughout the automotive interior
Chuck Milligan, CEO, FlexEnable

- Automotive requirements for increased connectivity, autonomy and safety require more and larger displays which conform to different interior surfaces
- OLCD meets these requirements by using the traditional LCD architecture which is proven for automotive-grade reliability and brightness on an organic backplane
- The shapeable liquid crystal cells developed for OLCD can also be used to enhance curved sunroofs, windshields and windows applications

• Printed Electronics Solutions For Battery Management
Thierry Goniva, Head of Accelerator, IEE

- Beyond the cells: specific functionalities of battery management and battery packs
- Examples of printed electronics in battery packs and their benefits
- Success factors for printed electronics in battery applications

• Q & A

• LOPEC Outlook 2021
Wolfgang Mildner, General Chair LOPEC

Moderation: Jan Krausmann, OE-A