Cheers! Flexible electronics smartens up packaging
ELECTRONIC SPECIFIER. A smart beer label is not necessarily one that tells you when you have had enough, but one that can use push marketing to prompt drinkers to collect money off vouchers, via a smart label.
California expo wowed by Cambridge electronics revolutionary
BUSINESS WEEKLY. Cambridge UK flexible electronics trailblazer PragmatIC is going down a storm in Santa Clara for its role in revolutionising a key aspect of the Internet of Things.
What happened to the promise of NFC in smart packaging?
LABELS & LABELING. Gillian Ewers, VP Marketing PragmatIC, believes we're not far from a price revolution in NFC (Near Field Communication) and widespread adoption of this technology for smart packaging.
CIC more than doubles investment in Cambridge innovators
BUSINESS WEEKLY. Cambridge Innovation Capital packed on the power with a huge swell of investments, more than doubling its financial input in science & technology companies in the UK and Europe’s top cluster.
Scott White of PragmatIC on the new electronics that will transform everyday items
CAMBRIDGE INDEPENDENT. For the last 50 years, silicon has dominated electronics. But now there’s a new player in town – and its products will be counted in the billions. We find out more from Scott White, chief executive officer at PragmatIC.
The Future Planet Blog: Best minds, Brilliant ideas - Scott White
FUTURE PLANET CAPITAL. Scott White knows a thing or two about the long haul. The serial entrepreneur also harbours a passion for ultra distance running, his most recent achievement being a 105 mile race in the mountains of northern England.
Killer 50 list - the hottest disruptive technology companies
BUSINESS WEEKLY. PragmatIC makes the Business Weekly Killer 50 list as one of the hottest disruptive technology companies in the East of England. Its technology enables integrated circuits thinner than a human hair to be easily embedded, introducing interactivity into everyday items.
ARM on Printed Electronics - Opens up a whole new world of computing
PRINTED ELECTRONICS WORLD. According to ARM, the new design freedom given by the PragmatIC technology on plastic substrates opens up a whole load of applications that you cannot access with today's technology.
Cheap and ultraslim circuits could make the Internet of Things a reality
THE GUARDIAN. From FMCGs, medicine to legal documents, small ultra low cost flexible integrated circuits promise to revolutionise how we interact with everyday objects, making the Internet of Things a reality.
Smart object company catapults to the market
FORBES. Cambridge-based company announces the completion of a £5m funding round to bring hair-thin electronic circuits to the market at a price that will see them embedded in throwaway items such as packaging or legal documents. Innovative ideas look set to become a reality.