We are hiring, come join us!

We are hiring, come join us!  The world of electronic plastic displays is growing faster than ever and we are looking for positive, proactive and professional individuals to join our dedicated team. As world leaders in organic electronics, we have a wealth of experience and expertise that will support you in your career progression. We…

Plastic Logic takes to sea

Plastic Logic takes to sea We are really excited about our recent project where we helped Land Rover and Land Rover Ben Ainsley Racing (BAR) to gain competitive advantage through the development of some innovative flexible, plastic on-board data displays that will be used on the R1 as she prepares to race for the America’s…

Wearables: Fitness vs. Fashion

WEARABLES: FITNESS VS. FASHION Wearables have long been advertised as ‘the next big thing’ in the consumer technology market. Health and fitness trackers were a key part of the early hype around wearables, but obviously a lot of attention has also focused on smartwatches. For many experts, smartwatches have the potential to be a compelling…

Federal research minister visits OES

FEDERAL RESEARCH MINISTER VISITS OES High visit to Hannover – Organic electronic attracts two federal ministries “At the time, 15 years ago, we demonstrated with the aid of a potato battery that an OLED can be operated with low voltage. Today, we have a 500 metre production line running, producing organic solar foil.” With these…

Plastic displays in unexpected places

Plastic displays in unexpected places With the E-paper display market expected to grow by an estimated £311 Million by 2022, there is a lucrative opportunity for innovative companies looking to evolve their products to remain a step ahead of their competition. The predicted forecast for 2022 and the increasingly popular adoption of plastic displays over traditional glass…

Making fashion wearables a reality

According to new research from IDC, the shipment of wearable devices is expected to increase from 102.4 million in 2016 to 237.5 million by 2021, with the shift towards watches, jewellery and clothing driving a demand for fashionable design. As Jitesh Ubrani, senior research analyst for IDC Mobile Device Trackers comments: “Tech companies will be…