Mark Your Calendar: September 21st is the 2nd Annual NextFlex Members’ Innovation Day.
The I-Corps @ DoD pilot program is an intensive 7 week entrepreneurial education program, modeled after other lean startup programs, which trains researchers in how to become entrepreneurs. The program seeks to fund as many as 12 teams of three people each to explore the commercial and defense potential of …
By Brynt Parmeter, Director of Workforce Development, Education, and Training, NextFlex Over the summer, NextFlex embarked upon a very ambitious Internship program that has fully exceeded our expectations. Last summer we employed one intern. This summer, we employed thirteen. This included eleven high school interns, all rising seniors, and two …
Republished guest column from EETimes. By Wilfried Bair, NextFlex Flexible hybrid electronics are poised to enable the Maker movement with flexible Arduino microcontroller boards. A new generation of products is emerging based on low cost printed electronics with embedded silicon ICs and sensors. By eliminating the need for rigid enclosures, …
NextFlex looks back on our highlights from the first half of 2017.
On July 20, the newest civilian aides to the secretary of the Army (CASA) were invested during a ceremony conducted at the Pentagon where G. Brynt Parmeter was selected by the Acting Secretary of the Army, Robert M. Speer, to represent California (Silicon Valley).
Republished guest column from EETimes. By Wilfried Bair, NextFlex Flexible hybrid electronics can deliver much of what is promised for the future world of the Internet of Things. Startups and major corporations alike are collaborating to bring to market flexible, conformable and stretchable form factors that truly enable smart everything. Efforts …
Xenoma launches a Kickstarter for e-skin, camera-free motion tracking w/ #stretchable sensors. #FHE #VirtualReality https://t.co/SLZit3i67M
Member @UCSD makes #Wearables so #unobtrusive & invisible - users are unaware them ... #unawearables! @TheEngineerUK https://t.co/7ujPboRIkw
The global conformal & #stretchable #electronics market is expected to reach $478.9 million by 2025. #FHE #Wearables
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