Future Electronics for Industry 4.0 and Medical 4.0 - TN02000067

COC is involved in 6 sub-projects focused on the use of conductive and semi-conductive non-metallic materials in the field of printed electronics:

DP001N – Sensors and Systems for Healthcare. COC investigates organic materials suitable for the construction of large-scale sensors enabling rapid response in the field of remote healthcare.

DP002N – Sensors and systems for Industry 4.0. COC prepares materials suitable for large-scale sensors intended for storage and industrial applications.

DP010 – Printed Electronics. COC coordinates this sub-project. His activities are focused on In Mold Electronics systems and using conductive mainly non-metallic electronic devices. Circuit and sensor structures are applied by printing with new nanostructured carbon materials.

DP008 – Human Machine Interface. The sub-project aims to design printed capacitive sensors for touch screens in such a way as to increase the flexibility of the construction options of these control elements, also with the aim of industrial use. For conductive elements, non-metallic materials are proposed, the preparation of which is feasible in the EU.

DP003 – Printed elements and systems on ceramic substrates. COC designs conductive inks based on bimodal copper particles that enable accurate and fast application to a new type of substrates with high thermal conductivity. At the same time, COC cooperates in the design of new types of printable dielectric materials.

DP014 – Electronic systems integrated into a textile substrate. COC coordinates the sub-project and its activities are focused on conductive hybrid textile materials combining metallic interconnections with conductive polymers, which increase the flexibility and applicability of conductive textile materials. The long-term goal is the complete integration of sensor elements into the textile structure.

The FEIM project, TN02000067 is co-financed with state support from the Tehnological Agency of the Czech Republic under the NCK2 Programme.
This project is financed under the National Recovery Plan by the European Recovery and Resilience Facility.