Semiconductors are central to the digital economy. They make digital products work: from smartphones and cars, to critical applications and infrastructures in health, energy, communications and automation to most other industry sectors.
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Micro and nanoelectronics deal with semiconductor components and/or highly miniaturized electronic subsystems and their integration in larger products and systems. They include the fabrication, the design, the packaging and test from nano-scale transistors to micro-scale systems integrating multiple functions on a chip.
Flexible and printed electronics offer opportunities for various applications such as rollable, foldable displays, smart patches and smart packaging on paper and plastic substrates.
In April 2021, the Advanced Technology for Industry (ATI) project published its Product Watch report titled “Flexible and printed electronics”.
Flexible electronics offers opportunities for various applications such as rollable, foldable displays, smart patches and smart packaging on paper and plastic substrates.
On 28 January, PITCCH – the network by which big corporations who seek technology collaborate with Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups capable of developing solutions – published its first seven Corporate Challenges.
The worldwide production of electronic systems is growing and exceeded the €2,000 Billon for the first time in 2018. Electronic Components and Systems (ECS) includes both professional (e.g. Industrial & Robotics) and consumer electronics (e.g. PCs).
While the electronics sector was traditionally driven by the consumer electronics market, this has recently been overtaken by markets more closely related to embedded electronics.
