How RFID and innovative electronics can boost recycling
RFID JOURNAL. The issues associated with climate change are complex and diverse, but Alastair Hanlon from PragmatIC Semiconductor explains how using technology to improve recycling rates and decrease waste can make a difference.
Flexible fab could slash chip shortage
EENEWS EUROPE. Richard Price, CTO at PragmatIC, a finalist in the technology awards for the Royal Academy of Engineering, talks to Nick Flaherty about a flexible fab approach that can slash the time taken to design and make a chip.
Smart thinking
CIRCULAR. Innovative technology, from artificial intelligence and robotics to the internet of things and resource tracking, is being developed to help the sector transition to a more circular economic model. This article explores some of these solutions.
The Engineer Q&A: Automotive semiconductor shortage
THE ENGINEER. Why is the automotive industry struggling to source semiconductors and what measures can prevent another semiconductor shortage? We put these questions to a range of experts for answers and potential solutions.
World-changing innovations compete for the most prestigious prize in UK engineering
THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING has selected PragmatIC Semiconductor as one of the three finalists for the 2021 MacRobert Award, the most prestigious prize for UK engineering innovation. View the announcement and PragmatIC video to learn more.
How RFID and innovative electronics can help brands rebuild customer relationships
INTERNET RETAILING. For the retail sector, the Covid-19 crisis has had a widespread impact, forcing brands to assess how technology can help them to understand, communicate with and reward their consumers in smarter and more effective ways.
Semiconductor shortage puts brakes on automotive recovery
THE ENGINEER. The rebound in automotive manufacturing has been hindered by a global shortage of semiconductors. Scott White, CEO at PragmatIC, believes the industry should be actively developing models that support tighter integration of semiconductor manufacturing into critical supply chains.
The future of flexible electronics in healthcare
OPE JOURNAL. In this article we discuss the potential for PragmatIC's FlexICs in healthcare applications. Recent events have pushed the accelerator on innovation and digitisation. More is coming that will enable improved outcomes for us all.
Talking Future: Scott White, PragmatIC Semiconductor
ENTREPRENEURS' FORUM PODCAST. Listen to Scott White, CEO at PragmatIC, explaining why he is so passionate about driving forward innovation to deliver novel ultra-low-cost flexible electronics that help improve sustainability and healthcare.
Time to investigate
SUPPLY CHAIN WORLD. Retailers and brands are looking for innovative ways to boost business, improve supply chain efficiencies and engage with consumers. Incorporating RFID and novel flexible electronics into everyday objects could be a real game changer. Read this PragmatIC article to learn more.
Inficon provides factory optimization and control system to innovating electronics firm
SILICON.CO.UK. Inficon, a leading supplier of process control and factory operations software to the semiconductor manufacturing industry, has been selected by PragmatIC Semiconductor to provide a factory optimization and control system.
£1.3m for flexible electronics in UK recycling scheme
ELECTRONICS WEEKLY. Cambridge-based flexible electronics company PragmatIC has been awarded a £1.3m contract by the UK Government Sustainable Innovation Fund for a recycling scheme based on NFC technology. Up to a million electronic tags will be involved.