Russian Flexible Electronics Center to pilot oTFT and IGZO TFTs for early prototypes
There, the Russian Flexible Electronics Centre (RFEC) aims to establish a platform for prototyping and small volume manufacturing of new products based on both organic thin-film transistors (TFTs) and indium–gallium–zinc–oxide (IGZO) flexible TFTs.
In partnership with leading European companies imec, Holst Centre, and FlexEnable; and with access to cutting-edge materials, equipment and processes, RFEC will focus on the customized development of new flexible electronics components including displays, sensors, NFC and RFID tags, for end-user companies, high-quality prototyping and small volume manufacturing.
“We are filling the gap in the flexible electronics supply chain, taking the prototyping niche between R&D and volume production. To ensure the seamless volume scaling between prototyping and volume manufacturing, the infrastructure at RFEC will be fully compatible with existing mass production facilities. The aim is to integrate it into the global supply chain”, said Denis Kovalevich, General Director of TechnoSpark in a company statement.
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