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Today, the substitution of oil-based materials in the production of packaging and the manufacture of structural and functional objects represents a major environmental and industrial challenge. In this current socio-economic context, the research and implementation of bio-based, high-performance, cost-effective materials compatible with emerging manufacturing processes such as 3D printing, have become an unavoidable requirement.

The project aims to replace technical polymers in the areas of:

• 3D printing for the manufacture of prototypes/small series of technical parts resistant to heat/chemical agents.
• The plastics processing of technical polymers for the mass production of technical parts

 

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Radio frequency applications are today present in the consumer sector as well as in the industrial sector. By 2025, 22 million connected objects and 1 billion sensors are expected. Nevertheless, functionalizing transparent surfaces is a challenge that the e-transparent team is committed to meeting through the research and development of transparent conductive inks.

The targeted devices are antennas, rectenna systems (energy recovery) and wave amplifying surfaces (FSS).
Some examples:
Communications (antennas on screens of smartphones, touch tablets, etc.)

• IoT (antennas for object identification (RFID) or communication with sensors, rectenna for sensor power supply, etc.)
• Smart building (FSS for shielding, filtering or amplification of waves, etc.)
• Smart security (antennas for counterfeit detection devices, smart packaging, etc.)
• Automotive (FSS, antenna for functionalizing windshields, rectenna for transparent heating).

 

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Poly-Ink, la pépite française qui dope l'électronique imprimée (2016)
 

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InoFib industrialise des nanofibrilles de cellulose pour la formulation (2016)
 

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PaperTouch, des circuits imprimés dans le papier
PaperTouch, le papier interactif qui révolutionne le packaging ou l'édition
 

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Wood for Health and Nutrition
WHN's ambition is to produce hemicelluloses extracted from wood (20 to 30% wood by mass). These hemicelluloses are currently burned in the process of the paper industry (300 million tonnes of wood per year worldwide) to produce cellulose. These molecules have prebiotic activity: they provide benefits for human health by stimulating and restoring the activity of the intestinal microbiota.
 

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Tuil’Up, la toiture écolo (2021)
Lancement de Tuil'up, la toiture écolo (2021)
 

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On a testé... Les luminaires déco de Lumeninside
 

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Cilkoa combines paper and ceramic to replace plastic
   

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