Smart Packaging durch gedruckte Elektronik · Organic electronics enables new applications and opens new markets 2012: 8 Bn US$, predominately by OLED displays Potential for a 50

Organic and Printed Electronics Association

© OE-A 2013, FFI-Seminar, Frankfurt, 17. September 2013 Page 1

Smart Packagingdurch gedruckte Elektronik

FFI2. Seminar für die Verpackungsentwicklung

Frankfurt, 17. September 2013

Klaus HeckerOE-AEine Arbeitsgemeinschaft des VDMAFrankfurt/[email protected]

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Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap

Demonstrator projects


© OE-A 2013, FFI-Seminar, Frankfurt, 17. September 2013 Page 3Source: Heraeus, manroland, Infineon, Karl KnauerChemistry

Printed Electronics

Microelectronics

Printing

Printing Meets Electronics



Organic and Printed Electronics Vision

Organic and Printed Electronics is thin lightweight flexible & robustand enables low-cost electronics new applications single-use electronics

by large area, high volume production

Enables: Electronics everywhere Ambient intelligence

Source: Konarka, Novaled



Global industry association for organic and printed electronics, driven by over 220 international members

Our members represent the entire organic electronics value chain: Component & material suppliers Equipment & tool suppliers Producers / system integrators End-users R&D institutes

Benefits of OE-A membership: Networking Opportunities Frequent Working Group Meetings

Europe, North America, Asia LOPE-C Industry Roadmaps Demonstrator Projects Industry Visibility

OE-A – Overview



Companies

220+ Members Representing the Entire Value Chain (1)



Research Institutes

LIOS

220+ Members Representing the Entire Value Chain (2)



OE-A Working Groups

OE-A activities are driven by OE-A members Roadmap

Applications Technologies Healthcare

Demonstrators Upscaling Production Green Measurement & Quality Control /

Standardization OTFT, OPV, OLED Encapsulation

Education

LOPE-C 2014, May 26-28, 2014

New Munich Trade Fair Centre, GermanyProvide the central marketplace for Organic and Printed Electronics

1800+ attendees120+ international exhibitors 180+ presentations

Exhibition Largest industry exhibition in the fieldOn-site production on demo line

ConferenceBusiness conferenceTechnical conference / Scientific conference Pre-conference seminars

10 % discount for OE-A members



Frequent Working Group Meetings inEurope, North America, Asia Quarterly Working Group Meetings 80-120 participants/meeting Next Meeting in Europe:

31st Working Group meeting October 29/30, 2013 Linköpping, Sweden Hosted by Thinfilm & Acreo Special Topic:

Implementation of printed electronics in disposable products

Frequent Presentations at Conferences and Trade Fairs in Europe

Close contact with national and European funding agencies, Strategic Research Agenda (SRA)



Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap




Organic and Printed ElectronicsA Future Multi-Billion $ Market Organic electronics enables new applications and opens new markets

2012: 8 Bn US$, predominately by OLED displays Potential for a 50 Bn US $ market within the next 10 years

driven by lighting, displays, OPV, logic, memory/RFID, sensors



Pioneers in this area are Automotive industry Pharmaceutical industry Consumer electronics Packaging producers

Organic and Printed Electronics Reach Mass Markets

Pictures: Thinfil m, basf, Karl Knauer, LG



Chances:Smart Packaging

Integration of Displays Logic Keys Sensors Memory Power supply Speakers RFID

Source: PacProject



Smart PackagingVision: Movie „Minority Report“ 2002

Examples: Smart Packaging

with display E-newspaper



Printing / Packaging / Advertising

Today Interactive Journals (Display,

PV, batteries LEDs)e.g. Esquire, TV Movie

Interactive Pricetags and Smart shelfs

Interactive posters: electroluminescent, motion sensors

Printed Interactive Cards Tickets Smart packages with printed

lighting elements

Tomorrow Smart Labels: e.g. Time-

Temperature Indicators Intelligent packaging Interactive newspapers Interactive billboards Printed RFID tags

Source: Thin Film, Bauer Media, ISORG, Karl Knauer



Intelligent Packaging Applications on the Market

Example: Stora Enzo Pharma / Medicine compliance card

Tracking pill taking, questionnaires, data transfer to computer networks

Temperature logger in package Indicates if in transport min/max temperature

has been achieved and when

UV-indicator in package Indicates if too much UV-light

has been received during transport

eMenu Wireless, paperboard restaurant menu.

Customer orders food and drink by pressingbutton in menu and the order is send to kitchen.



Temperature Monitoring for Food Packages

Time Temperature IndicatorBy: Bizerba, Limatdruck/Zeiler

Special ink that changes colouraccording to time and temperature

Efficient cold-chain can be proved Offers consumer an additional

indicator to the best before date

Photo: Limmatdruck/Zeiler, Bizerba



Invisible digital data storage

Invisible digital data storage printed on paper or foil read using a touchscreen device

Crossmedia ticketing Brand protection / authenticity check Toys and collector‘s cards

Product launched by: printechnologics

Interactive Printed Cards

Photo: Printechnologics



Illuminated cardboard box for bottles Printed electoluminescence Light animation is triggered

by picking up the box New standards for the presentation

of a brand at the point of sale and marketing German Packaging Award 2012

Product launched January 2013by Karl Knauer KG, Germany, www. karlknauer.com

Luminous Packaging



Smart Packaging with Electronic Seal

Monitoring the illegal opening of packages in the logistic chain by RFID

Package with printed graphite conductive paths

Today: Si-Chip Future: Package with

printed electronic

Photo: (Cypak, Swedish Post office)



Interactive Journals

E-ink cover page, 2009, Esquire

Embedded video playerin a print ad 2010, TV Movie

Solar-powered LEDs cover page / ad,TV Movie, 2011

Today: classical electronics (Si), thick & rigid

Future: Thin & flexible displays, printed chips and batteries





Future:Intelligent Packaging

Photo: PolyIC

Smart Cardbox Display Logic Barcode Touch Sensitive Films Antenna Energy Harvesting / OPVfor User Information User Interaction Identificationby PolyIC, www.polyic.com



Origami Electronics

Printed electronics and displays on paperelectrochromic display

E.g. for displaying real use-by-date

Blinking package „Moving Images“

fully printed on paper

by Acreo, Swedenwww.acreo.se Photos: Acreo



All-printed glucose sensor Including

Power source Circuitry Sensor Electrochromic display

Display shows different glucose levels upon applying an analyte of varying concentration to the sensor

Concept can be utilized for other sensor analytes and mechanisms

Demonstrator by Acreo, Swedenwww.acreo.se

Integrated Disposable Printed Biosensor



Integrated Printed Time Temperature Indicator with Rewritable Memory

Including Organic logic circuitry Printed temperature sensor Electrochromic display Battery

Detects critical temperature thresholds and records data for later retrieval and display.

Item-level tracking of quality data for goods such as pharmaceuticals and perishable foods

Under development by Thin Film Electronics ASA, Norway, www.thinfilm.no



Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap




New OE-A Roadmap 2013



New OE-A Roadmap for OE Applications, 2013 Forecast for the Market Entry



Continued “organic growth” in a number of areas is more likely than a new “killer app”

Commercial products are now appearing in most of the application clusters, more products are in the pilot or test marketing phases

Heterogeneous integration (organic and Si) and hybrid processing will be importantfor new products in the short to medium term.

Roadmap summary in the new OE-A brochure

White Paper in Q4/2013

OE-A Roadmap 2013, Key Messages



Smart Objects – Roadmap 2013

Picture source: Thin Film Electronics



New OE-A Industry DirectoryInteractive Cover Page

5th edition OE-A brochure “Organic and Printed Electronics” 2013 Includes

Roadmap summary article Company profiles Product & Services directory Addresses, contact details of all members Information on OE-A and its services

Interactive, light-up cover page Limited edition: 4000 devices produced Screen-printed electronic circuitry,

printed battery, printed push button and light-emitting diodes



Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap




Collaboration is the Key to SuccessOE-A Demonstrator Projects OE-A supports and facilitates cooperation Key activity of the OE-A since 2005

Illustrate the potential and the integration possibilities of organic and printed electronics



2013 OE-A Demonstrator Competition

Competition in four categories

2013: 16 demonstrators and 9 design concepts

Best Demonstrator Awards at LOPE-C Dinner



Summary

Organic and Printed Electronics open new markets

From “carton / paper” to “smart packaging” opens new possibilities for value-added products

First products launched, OE-A Roadmap describes the path to the future

Networking and cluster collaboration are key for the future success

OE-A provides the international industry platform

Organic and Printed Electronics will be one of the largest growing markets in the future



Vielen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit

Kontakt:Dr. Klaus HeckerManaging [email protected]

OE-AEine Arbeitsgemeinschaft des VDMAFrankfurt/Mainwww.oe-a.orgwww.lope-c.com P

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