Printed Sensors Could Help Save You From Spoiled Food

It’s a key element of a concept called “The Internet of Things,” which basically refers to an imagined future where nearly every object will include embedded chips that can store data and interact with networks. Writes Christina Bonnington at www.wired.com

Smart tag lets you print electronics on plastic

Advances in printed electronics could rapidly redefine what a "computer" is, writes CNET.

Thin Film and the creation of the stupid web

Printed integrated systems will eventually enable a truly connected sensor web, also thought of as the web that talks back, writes GigaOM.

Thinfilm and PST Sensors to jointly develop printed temperature tags to monitor food and other perishable goods

Disposable electronic sensor system to tap into existing, large and fast growing markets; improve food safety and reduce waste; enable the "Internet of Things"

Thinfilm builds out ecosystem for printed electronic systems

Printed display and battery technology relationships offer components for Thinfilm's integrated systems for the "Internet of Things"

Why You’ll Be Hearing from Xerox PARC a Whole Lot More

Thinfilm's "printed memory/logic circuit is the first fruit of the new plan," writes Gizmodo.

The Comeback of Xerox PARC

Thinfilm plays a key role in the "The Comeback of Xerox PARC," writes Technology Review.

Even Bananas Could Have Memory

"Even Bananas Could Have Memory," writes the Wall Street Journal.

Thinfilm CEO Davor Sutija Wants Your Stuff To Talk To You

“We hope to build a Lord of the Rings experience,” Thinfilm CEO Davor Sutija told Forbes.

Thinfilm and Polyera Partner to Bring Printed CMOS Memory to Market

Joint development of organic semiconductor inks for high-volume printing of Thinfilm Addressable Memory, integrated systems, and ‘smart' tags.

Jennifer Ernst of Thinfilm on Printed Electronics

In this ECNmag.com podcast Jennifer Ernst, the VP of North America for Thin Film Electronics talk about the state of printed electronics today.

Thinfilm and Inventables offer Arduino-Powered Development Kit

Thinfilm printed electronic memory now available to Inventables' community of technology innovators.