That is a wrap on IEEE SENSORS. We had some great conversations with researchers and industry colleagues about where sensing technology
is heading and the role printed electronics can play in getting new ideas from the lab to functional prototypes. One highlight was hearing Maria Papaefstathiou from ETH Zurich present her work on a garment integrated interdigitated capacitive pressure sensor fabricated using NOVA. Next up electronica in Munich, November 10-13.
Why this matters for talent
Voltera spent the week at IEEE SENSORS talking with researchers about printed electronics, including work on a garment integrated pressure sensor built on its NOVA platform. This is conference circuit visibility for a company that connects additive electronics manufacturing to the broader sensing and robotics supply chain. It will not move headcount by itself, but it is the kind of exposure that feeds a hiring pipeline later. Voltera currently has 2 open roles on the board.
Read the original LinkedIn post. Curated by Larry Sherwood Jr. from company announcements; analysis above is my own.