Digital and Sustainable Fabrication of Printed Electronic Products

Description of using digital fabrication lot size 1 to produce printed electronic products and at the same time using sustainable materials like nanocellulose to replace PET films.

Kevin Lifsey

Thomas Kolbusch, Coatema

Description of using digital fabrication lot size 1 to produce printed electronic products and at the same time using sustainable materials like nanocellulose to replace PET films.

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