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Low Cost Displays Printed on Paper Suing Electro-Chromic Technology

Nov 14 2007

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PaperDisplay (Acreo) manufactures and sells low cost information displays printed on paper substrates for applications such as smart labels, smart packaging, printed matters, etc. The paper display is partly bi-stable, this means that once it is switched it takes only a small current to keep it updated.

PaperDisplay Products are based on Acreo's patented electro-chromic (EC) paper electronics technology. The display element is a lateral electro-chromic cell consisting of patterned transparent electro-chrome PEDOT/PSS electrodes covered with a solid electrolyte. The on paper coated or printed transparent ORGACON electrodes are supplied by Agfa-Gevaert (Belgium).

PaperDisplay sells evaluation kits, prototype and volume series.

A modified label printing press is available to print the paper displays and optional graphic layers. Licensing can be considered.

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