In this episode, we are very excited to have Jesus Zozaya, CEO of Voltera, and Matt Ewertowski, product manager at Voltera. We will discuss pushing the boundaries in electronics design through printed electronics.
Join us and together let’s discover the many benefits of printed electronics from expedited prototyping, proof of concept, and academic research.
Show Highlights:
- Introduction to Jesus Zozaya, CEO of Voltera, and Matt Ewertowski, product manager at Voltera
- Jesus takes the lead in explaining what Voltera does, and introduced their first product – V-one
- Matt explains the difference between Printed Electronics and additive manufacturing process
- Electronics printer pushes the limits and welcomes new possibilities and opportunities for new materials in the electronic design space
- Voltera designed NOVA (their second product) with users in mind, they created a tool that all electrical engineers can utilize regardless of their skills in material science
- Can you do stack-ups using printed electronics?
- Jesus talks about a customer who created heaters directly on the drone’s wings to melt the ice when flying in cold temperature
- A Voltera customer printed electronics directly on a textile (face mask) that will allow a smartphone app to track the level of CO2 on the face mask
- Mark dives deep into the capabilities of NOVA
- Who is the target market for V-one and how does it differentiate from NOVA
- The V-one is seen to be utilize more for prototyping, meanwhile NOVA is popular with academic and R and D research
- Printed electronics do not replace traditional marketing, but it aids to expedite the process of getting the proof of concept done
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