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EP&T Magazine conducted an exclusive Question & Answer session with NanoCnet co-founders Dr. Hadi Hosseinzadeh Khaligh, CEO and Dr. Ehsan Mazbanrad, COO Company synopsis: NanoCnet Ltd. is a Waterloo-based startup company established in 2016 with the objective to manufacture silver…

Through partnerships with innovation hubs and community organizations from Victoria to Charlottetown, inaugural SingularityU Canada Summit to welcome Canadians in more than 30 communities across the country

The Lazaridis Institute at Wilfrid Laurier University has selected Canada’s 10 most promising technology companies to participate in the next cohort of the Lazaridis Scale-Up Program. This innovative program, now in its second year, provides high-potential firms personalized mentorship and…

A University of New Brunswick researcher is receiving federal funding that will help further develop a stretchable, flexible laminate that can provide power to a wide range of electronic devices.  Dr. Anna Ignaszak, an associate professor of chemistry at UNB,…

The intelliFLEX Innovation Alliance is the new name and new brand identity of the Canadian Printable Electronics Industry Association (CPEIA). The name change was made to expand the technology scope and membership of the association to include flexible, hybrid and…

ROGERS CLTE-MW laminates are ceramic filled, woven glass reinforced PTFE composites developed to provide a cost effective, high performance material for circuit designers. System is suitable for applications that have limitations in thickness due to either physical or electrical constraints.…

CAD MicroSolutions Inc., a leading provider of Industry 4.0 solutions in Canada, has become a Gold reseller of Virtalis’ Virtual Reality (VR) and advanced visualization solutions in Canada.  Virtalis is a leading player in the VR market globally, with software…

Gartner says sales of Smartwatches to total 41.5 million units in 2017

North America is expected to remain the largest market

Firms combine to distribute Nano Dimension’s 3D printer in Canada

A new 3D printed gel that can heal like living tissue, and change form in response to environments, has myriad applications from fixing cracked phone screens to adaptive camouflage

Following commercialization in the 1990s, today metal 3D printing has established itself as an attractive manufacturing solution for prototyping and beyond, according to the results of a report from  IDTechEx Research. Metal printer manufacturers and materials suppliers are poised to…