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vodrae · 1 year ago

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DC Comics highschool AU where Bruce 18 and Harvey 18 are the golden twins (lovers) of the football team, but after an injury, Harvey is replaced with that nerd from smallville who's in the school's newspaper, and he's able to make Bruce cheer too !

Grrr

So Harvey's integrating the cheerleaders (and debate) team to stay close of the field and his mentor is the girl rumoured to be the great grandgirl of the last Chinese Emperor Talia Al-Ghul.

In this AU, there is an unofficial club of heavily mentally scarred gothamite kids, you know who i'm talking about, and they have been adopted by the Golden Twins (lovers), so better not mess with them.

Everybody knows Dick 17 , he has to settle down in Gotham when his parents died and social services were looking for a solution, Alfred Pennyworth took him in, he was there with Bruce that night. Captain of the gymnastic team, no enemy guy, the only one able to shine brighter than Harvey. Someone tried to mess with his girlfriend once, Kori Anders, apparently he also learnt muay thai on the road.

Jason Todd 16 , Stephanie Brown 15 , Duke Thomas 14, Harper 16 and Cullen Row 14 can't and won't deny coming from Park Row, sorry, crime alley, Duke is actually from Bristol, but you know, nuances are too complicated. They met each other in foster system and Dick too.

One day, when the orphanage was running very low on money, Jason appeared with multiple bags of food. The others thought he was joking when he said he stole the 4 wheels of the mayor's Bentley, when he, Jacob Kane, came with the police they weren't joking so much.

Long story short, they are Kane's wards now, it's was a package deal.

Jay and Duke are making the glorious hours of writing club, Jason would like theater and Duke chemical but Jacob made them pick a sport, Jason was kind of forced to go to the football defensive team, (Jake didn't digest the L against Metropolis in 86) and Duke for the running team. As fast as light.

Steph is Lois Lane's right hand for the school's newspaper, she's running their social medias with great sucess and is the head of gossip departement. Clark is the left hand for the investigation departement. She won against Jason, Harvey, Clark and others *wink wink* the biggest eater contest. She's now a subject for the quantum physics club.

Harper leads the electronics club, the school still remembers when her dog sized spider drone was unleashed. She's also in the kickboxing club.

Cullen is vibing in the theater and art club.

Kate Kane 18 can't stand all the dumbasses above but if she has a dream where you are glaring at them she will break your knees. Her father wanted her to do ballet, she's doing music and kickboxing. Bullying is her love langage.

Tim Drake 15 is a little genius coming in HS at 12, a unique feat until a certain someone from middle east came to school... He's driving Edward Nygma insane by solving all his riddles, photography and and electronic club. His parents are rich but always absent. 7 years ago, Alfred invited him for thanksgiving, never really left since.

Damian Al-Ghul 13 and Cassandra Wu-San 16 are cousins, they are not related but their family have known each other forever and Cass was there the day the demon spawned. Damian is Dusan's Al-Ghul son, who's 30 years older than his little sister Talia, the two are really too much well trained in martial field to be normal. Damian's is leading the escrima club.

Cass, despite being mute, is leading kickboxing club, noboby ever won a round against her. In the entire country. Except for her big sister Sandra Wu-San, also known in professional wrestling as Lady Shiva, who could give her a draw. Also she can't use technology to save her life.

The Wu-San are the adopted daughters of Dinah Drake (second cousin of Tim) and Ted Grant, a former world heavyweight boxing champion and a professional wrestler known as Wildcat. Together they have a bio daughter, Dinah Jr Laurel Drake-Grant.

A girl, Selina Kyle 18 claims she's not related to them but still has a permanent room in their house if she wants to come. Teddy met Jacob Kane in the army and were deployed in middle east together, he found his girls in some destroyed village in the Middle East and resigned right after.

Talia and Damian are from one of the oldest Asian family, and very old money. Some argues that was their family who created the first philosopher's stone. Their grandpa being the only person on Earth from the XIX century still alive is not helping. Ras wife's family helped the Americans in the Middle East that how he met Ted and Jacob.

Talia 18 is in the cheerleading club because of her HUUUUUUUGE crush on Bruce Wayne, best grades ever everywhere. Wants to become a vet.

Nyssa 17 Al-Ghul is in the kickboxing club and write her secret stuff just for her.

Barbara Gordon 17 is the daughter of the commissionner, someone shot her, she's paralysed. She's the captain of wheelchair basketball and in the electronics. She's a godess at armwrestling. For real she's an hydraulic press. She's really close of Dick Grayson and maybe she has adopted Steph, Cass, Harper as hers. Her own pose in school is with Dinah Laurel and Helena Bertinelli.

She's very competitive and will take very badly if Tim is just behind her again at the Olympics of hacking this year.

Diana 18 (who is at least as tall as Clark, i'm right on this) is leading the wrestling team and history club, she's a exchange student from Greece from a monastry where men are forbidden as a diplomatic move with her sisters. (in reality the opposite exists, for real). Her accent makes every boys and girls fall for her. She has a very strong sens of justice. One day she saw Bruce and Clark, not even talking together and..."Your mine now ! We're having tacos tonight !" They knew they couldn't negotiate.

Ollie Queen 18, everybody knows he will go to a board school one of the four (three) true childhood friends of Bruce Wayne. Captain of the archery team. Came with his own crew, all in the team. Desperatly in love with Dinah Jr.

Zatanna Zatara 18, her father was a close friend of Thomas Wayne, she's on a very good way to become a magician herself. One of the four (three) true childhood friends of Bruce Wayne. Leads theater club.

Hal Jordan 18, wants to become a jet fighter, obsessed with construction games. Mathematic club and running team.

Kendra Saunders 18, also known as Hawkgirl, because the week-end she's doing BASE Jump.

John Jones 18 and his half-sister Megan Morse 17, they are refugees from oversea after a coup. They love the special effects in movies and theaters so they are is this club. They came with

Kori Anders 17, princess in exile of Tamara, she's a really sweet girl so the school asked their sweetest student to guide her through her new life : Dick Grayson. Nobody knows how she mastered english in so little time. She had troubles with the differencies beetween the two countries. Everyone's favourite. Hurting, even a little Kori is declaring war to the whole school. She's also taller than anybody and very muscular. She kinda adopted Jason ?

Rachel Roth 14, is the daughter of the King of Azaroth, nobody really knows where it is. She's in the meditation and spiritual club. The only one allowed to hug, kiss, and touch her is Kori. The constant barking with Damian Al-Ghul can't only be hatred.

Donna Troy 17, Cassie Sandmarks 15 and Artemis Grace 16, they came with Diana. They all had a "Oh my god, he's so pathetic, I love him." With a Gotham Boy. They are all very tall and strong and in the weightlifting club.

Clark 18 and Jon 14 come from Smallville and are, 1) the sweetest guys ever, 2) fucking STRONG, there is a video on the differents groupchats of them, lifting the school gargoyle after a storm. Maybe farm strenght isn't the only explanation.

Kon 15 and Bizz 14 are from metropolis, Ma Kent's sister married Papa Luthor and they had Lex and then one rebelious and one albino with a speach impeachement, who is also the size of a polar bear. But, beware, Bizz is Jason Todd and Artemis love child. They haven't really figured yet what they want to do. Bizz is in special class with Cassandra Wu-San so you can regulary see her on his back giggling.

Linda 17 and Karen 18 kent, cousins of Clark by Pa Kent came back in town a few years ago after they lived their whole life in California. Linda is in the well-being club and liked by everyone. Karen is more on the amazonians side of the force and can't help herself but have homoerotic sparring with any strong woman on sight.

Dinah Jr Laurel Drake-Grant 18 embrassed her mom legacy and already took the mantle of Black Canary and can already put stages on fire. Her perfect figure must not makes you forget that she can beat your ass in seconds because she's in the kickboxing club too. Probably why Ollie is so in love. If you ask her if she's single, she would either tell you to fuck off if dhe doesn't like you or tell you she's already married with further explanation. (Could be either the stage, or Barbs and Helena).

Roy Harper 17 is in the archery team and music club with Dinah, nobody can sing the country and blues like him. He kinda adopted Jay with Kori too. Him and Jay made a pact to quit alcohol and drugs after they had a bad trip together on a joint in the toilet at a party together.

Lian Harper 14 is his little sister and will stay single until she's 30, at least. Well, everyone on the Arrow Team would like that. She loves hanging out with Dick and the others. Archery team too.

(I don't actually quite know a thing on the rest of the team, but they are there and well.)

The Allens all have their buddies too and are putting the race tracks on fire. Their father Jay Garrick holds multiple records of speed and gold medals. But not for long to his hapinness.

The Curry family comes from the islands in pacific ocean and are setting new records every years in swimming competition. They are all in bio courses to study marine life.

Harley Quinn 18 went in school with Bruce after his parent's murder, saw him sad, and never left him. One of the four (three) true childhood friend. She won't follow any rules but she's not a bad person. Wants to help everyone with their mental health, got a pretty big tik tok account and instagram on this topic. Her ex boyfriend, Jack, made her do bad things. But her (girl)friends Pamela, Selina and Bruce and a few others (all the people above) quickly talked to him. (Alfred signed a 100 000 dollars check for surgery)

Pamela Isley 18 leads the botanic club, she doesn't like people, like at all, would talk to grass but not you, she only started to like her figure when Harley couldn't stop ranting about her "water melon boobies" and "starship butt" in PE's locker room . Anybody else would be dead, but...It was Harley ? And Selina was laughing her ass off.

Selina Kyle 18, aka Catgirl because she's always wearing stuff with cat, her bagpack, cat ears, cat make up. She has a super model walk and won't accept shit from anyone. She wants to be a vet with Talia.

Jack Napier : still in the coma. AKA Joker, a nickname gained in jail for minors.

Thomas Eliott 18, the minus one true childhood friends of Bruce Wayne, wants him dead. Jealous that he had his inheritance before him.

(I spent 4 hours on this. Why ? BECAUSE I'M BATFAN)

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gremoria411 · 1 year ago

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Seeing as I’ve recently finished the model kit, let’s discuss the Delta Gundam today.

I’m specifically going to be talking about the design and it’s variants. What I’m not going to be talking about is the Hyaku Shiki, and it’s variants, since those are a whole separate topic I want to cover at some point, though I will be comparing to the base Hyaku Shiki at times.

So, the Delta Gundam is the original prototype design to the Hyaku Shiki (or at least close enough there’s little difference). Had it been built it would have been one of the first transformable mobile suits of the Gryps war. However, the frame suffered from structural issues, so it was instead completed as the Hyaku Shiki, which would be piloted by Quattro Bajeena (Aka Char Aznable) during the Gryps War. It’s one of the few mobile suits that we know for a fact was never built (at least at the moment) and is arguably the closest Char ever got to piloting a Gundam-type mobile suit (discounting the Mk-II heist at the start of the Gryps war).

I think it’s honestly gorgeous, for being the in-universe first crack at third-generation mobile suits. A lot of the design feels very Zeta-esque to me, but it’s got more heft to it comparatively (probably because of the wing binders). I absolutely love the head, it just looks so sinister and it contains the same IDE (Image Directive Encode) system that made the original Hyaku Shiki such a good sniper. The rifle is also very nice, it’s got a very gryps-era design, but it somehow feels fuller and deadlier. The Delta Gundam stores it’s beam sabers in its shield, where they also function as beam guns. Honestly, I forget about this feature a lot simply because that’s something that was more common during the Neo Zeon War, and it makes the Delta Gundam feel overarmed to me. It’s just such a lovely blend of the Zeta, Hyaku Shiki and Mk-II, which were fairly light on integrated weaponry. The design also feels considerably more contemporary - it’s officially part of the Gundam Unicorn MSV, despite it being in-universe from the Gryps War, so it’s possible that this is an in-universe “refined” concept. The comparatively simple design also makes its unique features (the wings, the head, the gold) pop more.

The Delta Plus.

The Delta Plus is a limited production suit built by Anaheim Electronics based no the original Delta Gundam. It’s essentially a mashup of the Delta Gundam and the Zeta Plus series. Compared to its predecessor, it trades the golden Anti-Beam coating for heavier firepower and a transformation system that actually works. It’s also equipped with a simple bio-sensor for use by newtypes.

For Armaments, it retains the Vulcans, Beam Sabers (and thus beam guns) and (now-optional) beam rifle of its predecessor, while it gains a 2-barrel grenade launcher and besm cannon, both built into the shield. Additionally, it was equipped with a Long Mega Buster, first used by the Full Armour Hyaku Shiki Kai, as standard armament. Why is this important? Because the Long Mega Buster is essentially a handheld version of the Original Hyaku Shiki’s Mega Bazooka Launcher, giving the Delta Plus significant firepower compared to its predecessors. It would be piloted by Riddhe Marcenas during the LA+ Incident (or Third Neo Zeon War).

So what do I think about it? Ehhh….. I don’t really dislike the design, but it’s just a little drab. It suffers because I like both the Delta Gundam and the Hyaku Shiki, so despite the armament increase, the Delta Plus just feels like a downgrade. I like the Zeta Plus series, which the Delta Plus takes obvious influence from, but the problem is that I like them because they have a soft, rounded, aerodynamic look compared to the sleek, angular nature of the original Zeta Gundam. The Delta Plus is just more lines and angles, it feels too different from them from a design perspective. There’s also it’s usage in the story, which I want to talk about.

Okay, I understand why Riddhe’s in Unicorn. I understand who he is and what he represents so I don’t really have to like him, per se. I view him getting the Delta Plus as shorthand for “he’s an important character now, pay attention” and because people like the Hyaku Shiki, he gets a suit based on that. Problem is, other than being able to independently enter the atmosphere (*cough* Ballutes *cough*), I don’t really see what the Delta Plus adds that wouldn’t be provided by a ReZel. I’ll admit this is partially because I’ve been coming around to liking the ReZel a lot more lately, but I just don’t think the Delta Plus adds much. The Delta Plus is eventually absolutely mauled by the Banshee, and while it’s a pretty good “death” scene, it’s destroyed functionally so Riddhe can get a new suit. I mentioned it contains a simple bio-sensor before, but despite Riddhe’s newtype potential, I don’t think it ever comes up in-series.

The Gundam Delta Kai

A thoroughly upgraded Delta Plus, designed as a next-gen demonstration machine. It’s essentially chock-full of fancy weaponry and experimental systems.

Honestly, it’s equipped with a lot of optional weaponry that I wasn’t aware of, so I’m just going to be focusing on its “basic” loadout here (IE What’s on the model kit). It’s equipped with Vulcans, Beam Sabers (which again double as beam guns), a Long Mega Buster (as with the Delta Plus), a High Mega Cannon, built into the shield and based on the ZZ (though with the output ratcheted back quite significantly), and finally, some proto fin funnels swiped from the Nu Gundam’s development. It’s also equipped with the n_i_t_r_o system, which temporarily enhances a normal pilot into a cyber Newtype and causes the mobile suit to emit blue flames. It also makes the pilot unusually aggressive and unstable. So, basically an EXAM system in a hat and moustache. Honestly, I tend to forget about it.

So, the Gundam Delta Kai is gorgeous. It’s a fourth-gen mobile suit with a bunch of armaments, I like how the blue and yellow break up the predominantly while colour scheme and it’s got an actual Gundam-style head. Though I wasn’t able to find a good picture of the shield it integrates far better than you’d expect from its design. The funnels are oversized and delightful, since they change its whole silhouette and give the impression of an increased armament (if the high mega cannon didn’t already). I also want to call out that I especially love the thruster design on this thing. 10/10, no further notes.

The Gundam Delta Kai would eventually be upgraded into the Land Combat Gundam Delta Kai. I’m gonna be honest, I don’t really have much of an opinion of this one. Or really anything to say about it.

The Delta Gundam II.

An identical, red copy of the original Delta Gundam, its plans were pitched to Karaba in November of UC 0087, in the middle of the Gryps War, but it was rejected due to the fact it would take too much time to be built. Out-of-universe, it’s an excuse to sell the Delta Gundam in Char’s colours, but I find I rather like it. The flat colours allows the design to take on greater definition in some areas (such as the head) and to pleasingly evokes the Zero-Shiki (and thus the Rick Dias) to me.

Finally, we come to the Mega-Shiki. A Gunpla ordered by Team G-Master for the Gunpla Battle Championship, built by Minato Sakai. It’s essentially a purple mash-up of the Delta Gundam and Hyaku-Shiki, with an integrated Mega-Rider from ZZ as its backpack.

Armaments are: Vulcan Guns in the head, a beam rifle identical to that of the Delta Gundam, two beam sabers styled after samurai swords (functioning similarly to Beam Cutlasses from Gundam Crossbone) and the Mega Beam Cannon mounted on the Mega Rider backpack (honestly it’s called a beam cannon, high mega beam cannon, mega launcher, so I just made my best guess. It’s essentially the Hyaku Shiki’s Mega Bazooka Launcher but better integrated). It retains the anti-beam coating of its predecessors, but it’s coloured purple.

The Mega Shiki is another of those rare models I would get to mod and paint. The purple colour scheme doesn’t do it for me, but it could be repainted in a variety of Gryps-war appropriate colour schemes that I’d find quite enjoyable. I like how the Mega Rider’s integrated, but I’d honestly much rather knock it off, replace the backpack with a standard Hyaku-Shiki one, and use it as the Hyaku-Shiki does - a sort-of sub-flight system meets really big gun. I understand the idea behind the beam katana’s but I just don’t really think they add anything to the design. In a nutshell, it’s a nice concept, but the execution feels like it’s going in too many directions at once. It is my understanding that the HG model contains several spare Delta Gundam Parts however, such as the head (but not the backpack), so it does have options as a model.

#I would have made this a Delta Gundam kit review but I couldn’t find any nice pictures #Autocorrect wanted to name them Team G-Nasty #Delta Gundam #Delta Plus #Delta Gundam Kai #Delta Gundam II #Mega-Shiki #UC-MSV #Gryps War #Gundam #Ramblings #Build Fighters

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getreports · 4 months ago

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FPGA Market - Exploring the Growth Dynamics

The FPGA market is witnessing rapid growth finding a foothold within the ranks of many up-to-date technologies. It is called versatile components, programmed and reprogrammed to perform special tasks, staying at the fore to drive innovation across industries such as telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, and consumer electronics. Traditional fixed-function chips cannot be changed to an application, whereas in the case of FPGAs, this can be done. This brings fast prototyping and iteration capability—extremely important in high-flux technology fields such as telecommunications and data centers. As such, FPGAs are designed for the execution of complex algorithms and high-speed data processing, thus making them well-positioned to handle the demands that come from next-generation networks and cloud computing infrastructures.

In the aerospace and defense industries, FPGAs have critically contributed to enhancing performance in systems and enhancing their reliability. It is their flexibility that enables the realization of complex signal processing, encryption, and communication systems necessary for defense-related applications. FPGAs provide the required speed and flexibility to meet the most stringent specifications of projects in aerospace and defense, such as satellite communications, radar systems, and electronic warfare. The ever-improving FPGA technology in terms of higher processing power and lower power consumption is fueling demand in these critical areas.

Consumer electronics is another upcoming application area for FPGAs. From smartphones to smart devices, and finally the IoT, the demand for low-power and high-performance computing is on the rise. In this regard, FPGAs give the ability to integrate a wide array of varied functions onto a single chip and help in cutting down the number of components required, thereby saving space and power. This has been quite useful to consumer electronics manufacturers who wish to have state-of-the-art products that boast advanced features and have high efficiency. As IoT devices proliferate, the role of FPGAs in this area will continue to foster innovation.

Growing competition and investments are noticed within the FPGA market, where key players develop more advanced and efficient products. The performance of FPGAs is increased by investing in R&D; the number of features grows, and their cost goes down. This competitive environment is forcing innovation and a wider choice availability for end-users is contributing to the growth of the whole market.

Author Bio -

Akshay Thakur

Senior Market Research Expert at The Insight Partners

#FPGA #SRAMbasedFPGA #FlashbasedFPGA #AntifusebasedFPGA

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kreuzaderny · 2 years ago

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A smart bionic finger for subsurface tactile tomography

Bio-robot equipped with tactile sensors can simulate humans to sense surface characteristic information of an object, but acquiring subsurface information from materials remains challenging. Here, we introduce a smart bionic finger with subsurface tactile tomography capability. This bionic finger is equipped with an integrated tactile feedback system, which allows the bionic finger to respond to a force quantitatively. A series of thresholds corresponding to the forces are set up for the bionic finger to generate a layer-by-layer series of slice images of material. These slice images can reveal and reproduce the internal structure of the materials with a soft surface layer. This subsurface tactile tomography is further demonstrated by the reconstruction of a subsurface 3D profile of both artificial human tissue and an encapsulated flexible circuit system. This bionic finger, with the capability of subsurface tactile tomography, opens up a nonoptical way for the nondestructive testing of the human body and flexible electronics.

#bionics #robot

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cxolanes · 1 day ago

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m-arathe · 4 days ago

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Molded Plastic Market: Segmentation, Growth Trends, and Key Insights

The global molded plastic market is poised for significant growth, with a projected valuation of USD 1218.39 billion by 2033, up from USD 715.07 billion in 2024. This growth, driven by rising demand across various industries, including automotive, packaging, and electronics, underscores the importance of molded plastics as a critical component in modern manufacturing and consumer goods production.

Market Definition and Latest Trends

Molded plastics refer to plastic products manufactured using molding techniques such as injection molding, blow molding, and extrusion. These products are lightweight, durable, and cost-effective, making them ideal for various applications, including automotive parts, consumer goods, packaging materials, and electrical components. The molded plastic market includes various product types such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, and polyethylene terephthalate, among others.

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Smart Plastics: The growing adoption of smart technologies in industries such as electronics and automotive is creating a demand for molded plastics with integrated functions like sensors, lighting, and communication capabilities. These advanced molded plastics are contributing to the development of the Internet of Things (IoT) and autonomous vehicles.

Technological Advancements: Newer, more efficient molding technologies, including 3D printing and multi-component injection molding, are enabling manufacturers to produce more complex and customized plastic components at a lower cost.

Growing Automotive Sector: The automotive industry remains a major consumer of molded plastics, especially with the rise in electric vehicles (EVs) and lightweight materials to improve fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.

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Demand for Packaging Materials: The global packaging industry is one of the largest end-users of molded plastics. The rise in e-commerce and retail, especially in the food and beverage sector, has increased the need for plastic packaging solutions. The convenience, durability, and flexibility of molded plastics make them ideal for use in bottles, containers, and protective packaging.

Technological Advancements in Molding Techniques: The advancement of molding technologies such as injection molding and blow molding has improved the production efficiency, precision, and scalability of molded plastics, enabling manufacturers to meet increasing demand across multiple sectors.

Urbanization and Infrastructure Development: The growing urbanization and infrastructure development in emerging economies are fueling demand for plastic pipes, sheets, and other molded plastic products used in construction, plumbing, and electrical systems.

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The molded plastic market offers substantial opportunities for growth and innovation:

Sustainable Plastics: There is a growing demand for environmentally friendly plastics, including biodegradable, recyclable, and renewable materials. Companies that invest in developing sustainable molded plastics will have a competitive advantage as consumers and regulatory bodies continue to push for eco-friendly alternatives.

Emerging Applications: The growing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy systems, and medical devices provides ample opportunities for the molded plastic market. Lightweight, durable, and cost-effective plastic components are essential in EVs, solar panels, wind turbines, and medical equipment.

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The molded plastic market is competitive, with several leading companies dominating the global landscape. These key players include:

LyondellBasell (Netherlands)

SABIC (Saudi Arabia)

INEOS (Switzerland)

DuPont (US)

ExxonMobil (US)

Sinopec (China)

Dow Inc (US)

BASF SE (Germany)

Eastman Chemical Company (US)

Chevron Corporation (US)

Formosa Plastics Corporation (Taiwan)

Solvay (Belgium)

China Plastics Extrusion Ltd. (China)

Lanxess AG (Germany)

Versalis (Italy)

LG Chem (South Korea)

Reliance Industries (India)

These companies are investing in research and development, focusing on innovations in molding technologies, sustainability, and expanding their global reach to maintain leadership in the market.

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By Product Type:

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

Polypropylene (PP)

Polystyrene (PS)

Polyethylene (PE)

Polyurethane (PU)

Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)

Others

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Injection Molding

Blow Molding

Extrusion

Others

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Packaging

Film

Automotive Parts

Corrugated Sheets

Bags and Pouches

Battery Cases

Bottles and Vials

Pipes

Containers

Filament Yarn

Wires and Cables

Others

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jranimator · 5 days ago

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How Artists Can Thrive on Spotify and Beyond

In today’s dynamic music industry, digital platforms like Spotify have revolutionized how artists connect with audiences. Simultaneously, the rise of independent labels has empowered musicians to control their creative journey. To thrive, modern artists need to master key strategies, from optimizing their Spotify presence to crafting professional promotional tools. This guide outlines actionable steps to elevate your music career and build a sustainable presence online.

1. Improve Your Spotify Profile Your Spotify profile is often the first point of contact for potential fans. A strong profile conveys professionalism and makes a lasting impression. One of the easiest ways to personalize your Spotify presence is by updating your profile picture. Learning how to change profile picture in Spotify ensures your image reflects your brand identity.

A high-quality profile picture that aligns with your musical genre and style creates an instant connection. For example, a jazz musician might opt for a sleek, black-and-white headshot, while a pop artist might prefer something colorful and vibrant. Keep the image consistent with other platforms, such as Instagram or Twitter, to build a cohesive brand across channels.

Don’t forget to update your bio, social links, and contact information to make it easy for fans and industry professionals to reach you. Your Spotify profile is more than a streaming page—it’s a digital business card.

2. Why Go Independent? Choosing between signing with a major label or going independent is one of the most significant decisions an artist can make. If you’re asking what does it mean to go independent label, the answer lies in autonomy. Independent artists maintain full control over their music, branding, and financial decisions.

However, independence comes with its challenges. Without the backing of a major label, you’ll need to take charge of marketing, distribution, and touring logistics. While this may sound daunting, it also means you reap the full rewards of your work, including higher profits from streaming and merchandise sales.

Several successful artists, including Chance the Rapper and Macklemore, have thrived without major label support. By leveraging tools like social media, crowdfunding, and platforms like Spotify, they’ve built loyal fan bases and achieved commercial success. Going independent allows you to create music on your terms, free from the constraints of traditional contracts.

3. Nicknames and Branding Your stage name or singer nickname is an integral part of your identity as an artist. It’s the name fans will chant at concerts and remember when searching for your music. Choosing the right nickname involves finding something unique, memorable, and reflective of your style.

Look at iconic examples like Lady Gaga or The Weeknd—names that stand out and hint at their artistry. Your nickname should be easy to spell and pronounce to ensure discoverability online. Test your ideas with friends, family, or even fans on social media to see what resonates.

If you’re struggling to find inspiration, think about your personal story, favorite phrases, or even words in other languages that reflect your essence. A strong nickname is a powerful branding tool that sets the tone for your music career.

4. EPKs: A Must-Have Tool An Electronic Press Kit (EPK) is your all-in-one marketing tool for media, event organizers, and potential collaborators. If you’re unsure where to start, browse artist EPK samples for inspiration. A well-crafted EPK includes your bio, high-resolution photos, music samples, social media links, and a list of past performances or achievements.

Think of your EPK as a resume that highlights your skills and accomplishments. It should be visually appealing and easy to navigate, showcasing your professionalism at a glance. Use a clean design, concise text, and direct links to your best work to make an impression.

Having a strong EPK can open doors to press coverage, festival slots, and collaborations. Make sure it’s regularly updated with your latest projects and achievements to stay relevant in a competitive industry.

5. Connect Through Playlists Spotify playlists are one of the most effective ways to reach new audiences. Curating your own playlists or submitting your tracks to popular ones helps you build connections with listeners who share your musical taste. If you’re new to playlisting, start by learning how to add music to playlist Spotify.

Creating themed playlists that align with your genre or mood can showcase your curation skills and attract followers. For example, a lo-fi artist might create a “Chill Study Vibes” playlist, while a rock musician could curate a “Workout Anthems” collection. Including your own tracks alongside other artists’ music increases the chances of listeners discovering your work.

Collaborating with other artists on joint playlists is another excellent way to grow your audience. By combining fan bases, you can cross-promote your music and expand your reach.

Conclusion To thrive as an artist in today’s digital-first music industry, you need to combine creativity with strategy. Start by optimizing your Spotify profile, choosing an unforgettable nickname, and mastering the art of playlist curation. Explore the benefits of going independent and invest time in creating a professional EPK to secure gigs and press coverage.

Success doesn’t happen overnight, but with consistent effort and the right tools, you can build a sustainable career in music. What strategies have worked best for your music journey? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Antimicrobial Packaging Market: Key Players Driving Technological Advancements

The Antimicrobial Packaging Market is experiencing robust growth driven by the increasing need for extending the shelf life of products, ensuring hygiene, and addressing consumer concerns about food safety and health. Industries such as healthcare, food & beverages, and agriculture are significant contributors to this market. The adoption of sustainable and bio-based solutions further amplifies the market potential.

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Market Segmentation

By Raw Material

Plastic

Description: Includes polyethylene, polypropylene, and PET.

Growth Drivers: High durability and cost-effectiveness.

Trends: Growing shift towards recyclable and bio-based plastics.

Bio-Polymers

Description: Comprises PLA, PHA, and starch-based polymers.

Growth Drivers: Rising demand for eco-friendly packaging materials.

Trends: Increasing use in the food and healthcare sectors.

Paperboards

Description: Used for packaging boxes and cartons.

Growth Drivers: Preference for biodegradable and recyclable materials.

Trends: Integration with antimicrobial coatings.

Polymers

Description: Includes antimicrobial polymer blends.

Growth Drivers: High effectiveness in controlling microbial growth.

Trends: Advanced formulations for specific applications.

Others

Description: Includes glass and metal.

Growth Drivers: Specialized applications in healthcare and cosmetics.

Trends: Focus on premium and high-barrier packaging solutions.

By Antimicrobial Agent Type

Organic Acids

Description: Includes sorbic acid, benzoic acid, and citric acid.

Growth Drivers: Natural and effective microbial inhibition.

Trends: Increased use in food packaging.

Plant Extracts

Description: Derived from herbs and essential oils.

Growth Drivers: Preference for organic and non-toxic agents.

Trends: Application in premium and health-focused packaging.

Bacteriocins

Description: Includes nisin and pediocin.

Growth Drivers: High potency against specific bacteria.

Trends: Use in active packaging solutions for perishable goods.

Enzymes

Description: Includes lysozyme and lactoferrin.

Growth Drivers: Efficiency in targeting microbial cell walls.

Trends: Applications in dairy and meat packaging.

Others

Description: Synthetic and hybrid agents.

Growth Drivers: Wide spectrum activity against microbes.

Trends: Development of customizable antimicrobial formulations.

By Technology

Active

Description: Incorporates antimicrobial agents into packaging material.

Growth Drivers: Continuous protection and microbial inhibition.

Trends: Increased use in fresh produce and ready-to-eat food packaging.

Controlled Release

Description: Gradual release of antimicrobial agents over time.

Growth Drivers: Enhanced product shelf life and quality maintenance.

Trends: Rising adoption in pharmaceutical and high-value food products.

By Application

Healthcare

Description: Packaging for medical devices, drugs, and consumables.

Growth Drivers: Stringent hygiene standards and rising infections.

Trends: Antimicrobial packaging for surgical tools and wound dressings.

Food & Beverages

Description: Includes packaging for fresh produce, dairy, and meat products.

Growth Drivers: Need for extended shelf life and reduced food waste.

Trends: Development of edible antimicrobial coatings.

Consumer Goods

Description: Packaging for personal care and hygiene products.

Growth Drivers: Demand for hygienic and safe packaging solutions.

Trends: Use of natural antimicrobial agents in premium goods.

Agriculture Products

Description: Packaging for seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides.

Growth Drivers: Protection against spoilage and contamination.

Trends: Focus on sustainable and biodegradable packaging.

Others

Description: Specialty applications like electronics and cosmetics.

Growth Drivers: Need for microbial control in sensitive environments.

Trends: Exploration of smart packaging with integrated antimicrobial sensors.

By Region

North America

Growth Drivers: High focus on food safety and advanced healthcare packaging.

Trends: Adoption of bio-based antimicrobial packaging.

Europe

Growth Drivers: Stringent regulations on sustainable packaging.

Trends: Growth in the use of natural antimicrobial agents.

Asia-Pacific

Growth Drivers: Rapid industrialization and urbanization.

Trends: Rising adoption in the food and agriculture sectors.

Latin America

Growth Drivers: Expanding food exports and focus on quality preservation.

Trends: Increased investment in active packaging technologies.

Middle East & Africa

Growth Drivers: Growth in healthcare and food processing industries.

Trends: Use of cost-effective and durable antimicrobial packaging solutions.

Market Trends and Opportunities

Sustainability Focus: Increased emphasis on eco-friendly and bio-based materials.

Technology Integration: Advancements in active and intelligent packaging solutions.

Consumer Preferences: Rising demand for clean-label and hygienic packaging.

Regulatory Push: Enforcement of food safety and packaging standards globally.

Market Outlook

The Antimicrobial Packaging Market is set for substantial growth, with increasing applications across food, healthcare, and consumer goods industries. The Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to dominate the market, followed by North America and Europe, driven by technological advancements and growing consumer awareness.

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Microbial Fuel Cells: Generating Clean Energy with Biotechnology

Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are a remarkable innovation that brings together microbiology and technology to create clean, renewable energy. These systems generate electricity by utilizing the natural metabolic processes of microorganisms. MFCs are a promising solution for energy generation and hold potential for wastewater treatment and environmental restoration. Over the years, the progress in MFC technology has shown how sustainable energy and biotechnology can come together to address some of the world’s pressing challenges. This article explores the inner workings of microbial fuel cells, their applications, advantages, challenges, and future prospects.

What Are Microbial Fuel Cells?

At their core, microbial fuel cells are bio-electrochemical devices that convert chemical energy stored in organic matter into electrical energy through the activity of bacteria. These systems rely on microorganisms to break down organic material, releasing electrons as a byproduct of their metabolic activity. These electrons are then captured and directed to generate an electric current. The process involves an anode chamber where bacteria metabolize organic matter in an anaerobic environment, releasing electrons and protons. The electrons are transferred through an external circuit to the cathode, generating electricity, while protons pass through a proton exchange membrane to complete the reaction.

MFCs effectively mimic natural processes to transform waste into energy. By harnessing bacteria to process organic materials, they provide a sustainable and eco-friendly energy source. Their versatility allows for a wide range of applications, including energy generation, pollution management, and water purification.

How Microbial Fuel Cells Work

Microbial fuel cells rely on a few key components that work together to enable electricity generation. The first is the anode chamber, where microorganisms break down organic matter in an oxygen-free environment. This chamber is crucial because it fosters the growth and activity of bacteria that release electrons during their metabolic processes. These electrons travel through an external circuit, creating a flow of electricity before reaching the cathode.

The cathode chamber is where the final step of the reaction takes place. Here, electrons, protons, and oxygen come together, usually forming water as the end product. The separation between the anode and cathode chambers is maintained by a proton exchange membrane, which selectively allows protons to pass through while keeping the chambers chemically distinct. This design is essential for maintaining anaerobic conditions in the anode chamber and ensuring the system operates efficiently.

Applications of Microbial Fuel Cells

Microbial fuel cells offer a variety of applications, making them a versatile tool in both environmental management and energy production. One of their most notable uses is in wastewater treatment. By integrating MFCs into treatment facilities, organic pollutants can be broken down while simultaneously generating electricity, providing a dual benefit. This approach reduces the energy costs associated with traditional wastewater treatment methods while addressing environmental concerns.

Another significant application is bioremediation. MFCs can be used to clean up environments contaminated with hydrocarbons, heavy metals, or other pollutants. The bacteria in these systems are capable of breaking down harmful substances, contributing to the restoration of ecosystems. Additionally, MFCs are being explored in desalination, where they assist in removing salt from seawater. This offers an energy-efficient method for producing freshwater in areas facing water scarcity.

In addition to these applications, MFCs serve as biosensors. They can detect microbial activity or the presence of specific pollutants in water or soil. These sensors provide real-time data that can be critical for environmental monitoring and decision-making.

Advantages of Microbial Fuel Cells

The advantages of microbial fuel cells make them an attractive solution for clean energy and environmental management. One of their most notable benefits is the ability to generate renewable energy. Unlike fossil fuels, MFCs rely on organic materials as their energy source, reducing dependency on non-renewable resources and lowering greenhouse gas emissions.

MFCs also contribute to waste reduction. By converting organic waste into electricity, they address two significant issues simultaneously: energy generation and waste management. This makes them particularly valuable in industries that produce large amounts of organic waste, such as agriculture and food processing.

Another advantage is their environmental friendliness. MFCs produce minimal emissions and often contribute to environmental restoration efforts. For instance, when used in wastewater treatment, they clean the water and produce energy as a byproduct. Furthermore, their scalability allows them to be adapted for various applications, from small-scale biosensors to large industrial systems.

Challenges Facing Microbial Fuel Cells

Despite their potential, microbial fuel cells face several challenges that limit their widespread adoption. One of the primary issues is their relatively low power output. Compared to conventional energy sources, MFCs generate significantly less electricity, making them unsuitable for applications requiring high energy demands.

The cost of materials is another hurdle. The components of MFCs, including electrodes and membranes, are often made from expensive materials that increase the overall system cost. This presents a significant barrier to large-scale implementation, especially in resource-limited settings.

Scalability is another area where MFCs face difficulties. While they work effectively in small, controlled environments, scaling them up for industrial applications poses technical and economic challenges. The microbial efficiency, which is influenced by environmental conditions and the type of bacteria used, also affects the performance and reliability of these systems.

Future Prospects for Microbial Fuel Cells

The future of microbial fuel cells looks promising, with ongoing research and innovation aimed at addressing current limitations. Researchers are exploring cost-effective alternatives to traditional electrode materials and developing more efficient microbial communities to enhance performance. Advancements in system design, such as stacked MFCs, offer the potential to increase power output and scalability.

Integrating MFCs with other renewable energy technologies, such as solar and wind, could further expand their applications. For instance, hybrid systems could be developed to combine the strengths of multiple energy sources, making them suitable for diverse environments and needs. Additionally, expanding the use of MFCs in remote areas and off-grid communities could provide sustainable energy solutions where traditional infrastructure is unavailable.

Key Applications of Microbial Fuel Cells

Wastewater treatment: Break down pollutants while generating electricity.

Bioremediation: Clean up contaminants like heavy metals and hydrocarbons.

Desalination: Remove salt from seawater efficiently.

Biosensing: Detect pollutants and monitor microbial activities in real-time.

In Conclusion

Microbial fuel cells are a groundbreaking innovation at the intersection of biotechnology and sustainable energy. They hold immense potential not just for clean energy generation but also for addressing critical environmental challenges like waste management and pollution. While challenges such as low power output and scalability remain, ongoing research continues to refine and enhance these systems. With their ability to transform organic waste into electricity, MFCs exemplify the power of harnessing biology for technological solutions. By continuing to innovate and integrate this technology, we can move closer to a future where energy is clean, renewable, and accessible for all.

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Japan Thermoset Plastics Market Analysis 2032

Japan thermoset plastics market is expected to observe a CAGR of 5.38% during the forecast period FY2025-FY2032, rising from USD 5,107.88 million in FY2023 to USD 8,204.15 million in FY2032F. The growth of the market can be attributed to the quick development of the utilization of engineering plastics.

By FY2032, the thermoset plastics market in Japan is anticipated to grow due to the application of thermoset plastics market in Japan, driven by the nation’s ongoing development of its bio-based phenolic resins utilizing lignin and the quick development of integrated molding technology for carbon fiber-reinforced plastic. Therefore, it’s predicted that these developments would raise the need for thermoset polymers in several industries including steel, fertilizers, and the automobile industry.

Due to Japan’s stringent waste management and recycling laws, recycling technology and sustainable thermoset polymers are developing. NIPPON STEEL Chemical & Material Co., Ltd. supplies thermoset resin materials to enhance the durability and corrosion resistance of coatings applied to industrial facilities, bridges, and pipelines. This helps increase the demand for thermoset plastics.

For instance, Mitsui Chemicals Inc. and Microwave Chemical Co., Ltd. are developing chemical recycling technology using microwaves. Microwaves, used as household ovens and telecommunications, can directly and selectively transfer energy to materials, making conventional chemical processes more energy efficient. Environmentally friendly technology can reduce CO2 emissions and generate energy from renewable sources.

Saturated polyester resins, epoxy resins, and polyurethane foam manufacturing have increased significantly in the market, indicating a persistent need for these materials. Recent business changes that may affect the direction of thermoset plastic market in the future include advancements in manufacturing technology and the emergence of eco-friendly alternatives.

For instance, Daicel Corporation, specialist in innovative thermoset plastics solutions, is serving several industries including automotive, electronics, construction, and healthcare. Automotive parts, electrical components, building materials, and medical devices employ phenolic resins, epoxy resins, and polyurethane systems. Due to its concentration on these areas, Daicel is a reliable partner for companies looking for high-performance thermoset plastics solutions. It helps to propel innovation and sustainable growth in Japan’s industrial sector.

Thermoset Plastics Revolutionize Vehicle Lightweighting in EVs

Advance development in lightweight electric vehicles (EVs) has surged Japan’s thermoset plastic market. Players in Japan’s thermoset market are collaborating to develop advanced thermoset resin molding, while companies such as Nissei Plastic aim to optimize the injection pressure, which can help manufacturers create parts with tighter tolerances and improved quality. Overall, Japan’s automotive sector shows a bigger trend towards lightweight vehicles and sustainability, which can significantly impact the EV manufacturing while increasing the demand for thermoset plastics.

For instance, Celanese Corporation has launched two new polyamide solutions for electric vehicle powertrain components and battery applications. The Frianyl PA W-series flame-retardant polyamide solutions enable the production of large, thick-walled components for EV batteries. These solutions improve safety, design, and manufacturing efficiency. Applications include battery module housings and electronic box housings. The Frianyl PA W Series solutions have an excellent relative tracking index even after 1,000 hours of aging at 125 degrees Celsius. They offer remarkable long-term color stability, without visible changes to the naked eye or color laboratory measurements.

Wind Energy Industry Fuels Japan Thermoset Plastics Market Size

Wind energy generation promotes sustainability and economic progress by accelerating income creation through sophisticated recycling techniques in the thermoset plastics market. For instance, according to the Japan Wind Power Association (JWPA), by the end of FY2023, Japan’s total installed wind power capacity reached 5,213.4 MW. Due to breakthrough methods in small-molecule assistance, it is now possible to recycle wind turbine blades with up to 100% resin degradation yield for waste composite materials. Furthermore, as Japan and other countries increase their investments in wind power, using carbon fiber composites may generate economic growth while supporting sustainability in the market.

Increasing Utilization of Epoxy in Thermoset Plastics Dominates Japan Thermoset Plastics Market

Epoxy resins are essential thermoset polymers with unique characteristics and can be used in a wide temperature range. Epoxy has the highest contribution in Japan thermoset plastics market due to increasing use of epoxy in electrical components, paintbrush manufacturing, adhesives for structural usage, metal coatings, and high-tension electrical insulators increasing the demand of epoxy in thermoset plastics market in Japan. For instance, DIC’s epoxy resin curing agent, which can withstand temperatures up to 200 degrees Celsius and is recyclable, makes it easier to remold thermoset plastics, which were previously difficult to recycle.

Adoption of Injection Molding Technology in Japan Thermoset Plastics

As per the processing type, injection molding holds dominant market share due to its increasing usage in thermoset plastics leading to chemical crosslinking and hardening of polymer. Thermoset injection molding equipment generally includes a hydraulically driven clamping device for mold closure and an injection device for conveying materials, producing thermoset plastics used in the automobile industry and medical devices. Injection moldings offer advantages such as high production efficiency, intricate design capabilities, and consistent quality, making it a favored option among manufacturers for a wide range of applications.

South Japan Become the Highest Contributor in the Market

In 2024, the southern region of Japan has the highest share in Japan thermoset plastics market, followed by the north region. Japan’s regions are expected to experience a rise in power generation sector which will fuel the advancement of thermoset plastics. Thermoset plastics are successively employed in numerous applications, significantly contributing to the efficiency and reliability of power generation processes. For instance, NIPPON STEEL Chemical & Material Co., Ltd operates manufacturing plants across Japan, including Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. The company continuously develops advanced technology and production capabilities to meet the demand for thermoset plastics.

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Future Market Scenario (FY2025 – FY2032F)

As per Japan thermoset plastic market analysis, the demand for thermoset plastics will significantly increase over the forecast period, owing to rising demand from key End-use industries, including transportation, automotive, marine, aviation, power generation, oil, refinery, and others. Thermoset materials play a crucial role in the rising research and development activities for construction of wind turbine blades, solar panels, and other renewable energy infrastructure. For instance, the expansion of wind power generation capacities has expanded from 6.5 GW in FY2018 to 8.2 GW in FY2021 and solar power capacity has increased from 15.9 GW in FY2018 to 27.9 GW in FY2021. Additionally, thermoset plastics are heavily utilized for tanks, corrosion-resistant pipes, and insulation materials in the oil and refinery industries. As Japan continues to invest in infrastructure development and modernization of its oil and refinery facilities the demand for thermoset materials is expected to rise. Also, thermoset polymers are preferred within the maritime and aviation sectors because of their high strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to corrosion. Japan is predicted to become a maritime and aerospace-focused nation, which will increase demand for thermoset composites in shipbuilding, aircraft interiors, and structural components.

For instance, Daicel Corporation and Polyplastics Co., Ltd. partnered together to innovative thermoset plastic products with improved mechanical strength, flame retardancy, and heat resistance. The collaboration helps strengthen the companies’ competitive positions and differentiation in thermoset plastics market through technological leadership and product innovation, which will enhance their competitive standing in the thermoset plastics industry by means of technological leadership and product innovation.

Similarly, Microwave Chemical Co., Ltd. and Mitsui Chemicals Inc. are creating chemical recycling technology that can lower CO2 emissions and increase the energy efficiency of existing chemical operations using microwaves. The firm is engaged in the chemical recycling of plastics, including thermosetting sheet molding compound, flexible polyurethane foam, and waste from car shredders. Both businesses want to begin demonstration testing shortly following verification testing at a bench facility since early tests have yielded encouraging findings. The objective is to transform difficult plastic waste streams into premium materials that won’t sacrifice quality and are appropriate for delicate applications.

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“Japan Thermoset Plastics Market Assessment, Opportunities and Forecast, FY2018-FY2032F”, is a comprehensive report by Markets and Data, that provides an in-depth analysis and qualitative and quantitative assessment of the current state of Japan thermoset plastics market, industry dynamics, and challenges. The report includes market size, segmental shares, growth trends, opportunities, and forecast between FY2025 and FY2032. Additionally, the report profiles the leading players in the industry, mentioning their respective market share, business model, competitive intelligence, etc.

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Eco-friendly conductive ink promises to revolutionize the production of soft stretchable electronic circuits

Researchers at the Faculty of Science and Technology of Universidade de Coimbra (FCTUC) and Carnegie Mellon University have developed a water-based conductive ink tailored for producing flexible electronic circuits. The technique, developed with Carnegie Mellon Portugal Program's (CMU Portugal) support, sidesteps the necessity of employing conventional organic solvents, renowned for their detrimental environmental impact due to pollution and toxicity. The results have been published in the journal Advanced Science. By being water-based, this ink is more sustainable and ecological and significantly reduces the environmental impact of existing solutions. On-skin bio stickers to monitor patients' health or recyclable smart packages with integrated sensors for monitoring the safe storage of perishable foods are among the possible uses. Manuel Reis Carneiro, a doctoral student from the CMU Portugal, is part of the team led by Mahmoud Tavakoli, which already has extensive experience developing stretchable electronic circuits efficiently, quickly, and cheaply.