Printed Intelligence

Printed Intelligence group and research at OPEM unit employs and develops different methods for design, fabrication and characterization of pilot products.

Research group information

Unit and faculty

Optoelectronics and Measurement Techniques
Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

Contact information

Research group leader

  • Professor
    Tapio Fabritius

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Research group description

Printed (or printable) intelligence is a fast-developing area of technology in modern world. As it requires knowledge both in natural sciences such as chemistry and physics, and engineering, collection of experts in Optoelectronics and Measurements Techniques unit, in collaboration with local and international academic and industrial partners paves the way for new breakthroughs and streamline them into production.

We employ and develop different methods for design, fabrication and characterization of pilot products.

Our group is a member PrintoCent - Center for business development in the area of Printed Intelligence.

Research topics

Research topics in brief:

  • Printed electronics and structural electronics process development
  • Characterization and simulation assisted quality inspection (especially inline compatible methods)
  • Reliability testing and simulation based failure mechanism analysis

Keywords: Organic light emitting transistors and diodes, Organic photovoltaics, Sensors, Printable optics, Optical characterizing methods, Testing techniques

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