Additive Manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is an enabling technology that can profoundly impact a wide variety of industries. It allows the production of complex, integrated, and customised products in a timely and...
In 2025 smart, personalized and autonomous devices will form 'the internet of things' and solar cells will make a significant contribution to the world's energy needs. With its excellence in Large-Area and Flexible Electronics and in Additive Manufacturing, TNO enables innovations in these domains.
Large Area and Flexible Electronics comprises new forms of lighting, displays, solar cells and sensor devices that are ultra-thin, unbreakable, lightweight and flexible. In the Field of Flexible and Large Area Electronics, TNO teams up with R&D partners in two strong alliances: Holst Centre and Solliance.
Additive Manufacturing comprises production processes to make products layer by layer, allowing for shapes that are fully optimized for usage and not restricted by limitations of the manufacturing process. The next wave will be the clever combination of these two. This roadmap explores these two areas and their future synergies, leading to opportunities for the Dutch High-Tech sector.
TNO targets the development of new production processes, materials and products to industry, leading to increased export by Dutch high-tech manufacturing industry and to the creation of new start-ups and spin-offs. TNO will do this by:
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