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EVENT:
Extruding Innovation -- From Emerging Tech to Enabling Platform
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- Scott Elrod, Speaker
19 October 2011
11:40am-12:00pm
MIT New Media Lab, Cambridge, Massachusetts
description
Making cleantech a commercial reality through emerging technologies requires more than just invention. Technologies need to be optimized along multiple dimensions, from performance and manufacturability, to market and cost. Borrowing from the practices of the printing industry -- as well as the principles behind toothpaste dispensers! -- PARC invented a novel printing method that addresses benefits in these multiple dimensions. The resulting technology platform enables low-cost, manufacturing-ready, simultaneous printing of multiple materials into microscale geometric structures that can address multiple applications -- from higher-efficiency solar cells, to affordable energy storage for EVs, without the typical power-energy tradeoffs.
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