Flexible Electronics

Researchers from North Carolina State University created a material that is both hard and stretchy –glassy gels contain more than 50% liquid and are...

iHLS and the Ministry of Defense invite you to join the fifth cycle of INNOFENSE and receive a remarkable opportunity to showcase your technology...

Innovative wearable tech uses conductive threads stitched into clothes that can record body movements. They are called SeamSleeve and were created by a team...

Researchers from the University of North Carolina used artificial muscles and electronic skins to create advanced soft robots that are incredibly effective and safe...

INNOFENSE Call for startups – Dual Use Technologies: Following the immense success of the previous four cycles and their integration into the defense sector, iHLS...

Engineers at the University of Maryland developed a model combining machine learning and collaborative robotics to solve challenges in the design of materials used...

Computer scientists at the University of Bath in the UK developed a touch screen that can be warped through finger pressure, becoming softer or...

Researchers from the University of Cambridge developed adaptive and eco-friendly spider-silk-inspired sensors that can be directly and imperceptibly printed onto biological surfaces, from flower...

From stimulating the brain to delivering medication, this innovation is set to change healthcare significantly. Medical technology keeps progressing and personalized medicine is making it...

As people use more and more electronic wearables, the industry had to find better energy storage solutions that will be able to match the flexibility...

Researchers have created fiber-based electronics that harness electromagnetic energy in the atmosphere, using the human body as part of the circuit. This fiber electronic technology...

Flexible solar cells are hailed as the future of solar power and have many potential applications in aerospace and flexible electronics, but their low...

As the need for biodegradable electronics is growing increasingly urgent, Professor Seokheun "Sean" Choi from Binghamton University decided to look into the idea of...

Researchers at Singapore’s NTU are revolutionizing the world of innovative soft and stretchable electronics. While most electronic products are hard and rigid, this rigidity becomes...

A team of engineers recently developed a type of conductive fiber that can be woven into clothes to give them the capabilities of smart...

Are you a startup company related to the security sector? Are you looking for recognition, international exposure, access to investors, and the ability to...

Are you a startup company related to the security sector? Are you looking for recognition, international exposure, access to investors, and the ability to...

Engineers at the University of Delaware are revolutionizing human health monitoring using clothing- or more precisely- using nanomaterial-based sensors embedded in clothing, called "Henswear." The team,...

Sometimes scientists struggling with innovation find the perfect solution right under their noses- in nature. Following is a selection of innovative nature-based technology, provided...

Researchers from the Department of Chemistry at UNIST reached a milestone in sustainable wearable devices. The team’s revolutionary method enables closed-loop recycling of organic electronic...

iHLS is an accelerator for the security sector and its various unique characteristics that provides startups with recognition, international exposure, access to investors and...

Researchers have found a way to harvest electricity from radio waves. From microwave ovens to Wi-Fi connections, the radio waves that permeate the environment...