Graphene is on its way
Graphene, described as the world’s strongest material, is quickly making its way onto the scene. This year it will already be possible to utilise the super-material in sports equipment. The substance...
View ArticleNano and materials meet
Nano materials offer companies a myriad of commercial opportunities. One of Finland’s spearheads is the Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) technology, which is used in the production of solar cells, for...
View ArticleCanatu’s touch paves the way for new devices
Finnish nanotech company Canatu is gearing up for a critical year. The company is hoping to commercialise its Carbon NanoBud technology, which can make just about any surface into a touch sensor. The...
View ArticleOioi brings interactive screens to events
Oioi, a Finnish company, has created an interactive touch screen that can be controlled using sound, movement, and mobile devices. The post Oioi brings interactive screens to events appeared first on...
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