MIGDAL HA’EMEK, Israel, April 8, 2021 - PV Nano Cell (OTC: PVNNF) announced the development of a new carbon-based ink for printing resistors and capacitors, targeting the automotive sector. This ink, featuring high resistivity, aims to meet demanding industry standards. The CEO highlighted the company's transition from R&D to mass production, aligning with market trends favoring embedded passive components. The firm is collaborating with industry leaders and anticipates revenue growth from new projects involving high electrical resistance sensors.
PV Nano Cell (PVNNF) announced its participation in the online LOPEC 2021 exhibition from March 23-25, showcasing its 5D technology for printed electronics, targeting markets like automotive and solar. The company plans to present its DemonJet printer for low-volume manufacturing and its innovative digital inks including silver, copper, and gold. CEO Dr. Fernando de la Vega highlighted significant business growth despite the pandemic, with partnerships aimed at developing additive manufacturing processes for passive components.
PV Nano Cell Ltd (OTC: PVNNF) has successfully utilized its Sicrys™ conductive ink in the roll-to-roll (R2R) inkjet printing of electronics as part of the DigiMan project. This project, which ran from December 2018 to November 2020, aimed at developing innovative sensor platforms for agro-industrial applications and demonstrated the ability to produce low-cost temperature and humidity sensors efficiently. The printed sensors and components showcased the effectiveness of PV Nano Cell's complete digital printing solutions, including the use of nano silver inks, in mass production.