"PragmatIC's unique device structures and high resolution imprint process naturally complement Holst Centre's existing expertise in materials and printed logic circuits. We believe this compelling combination will significantly advance the practical commercialisation of printed electronics technology."

Gerwin Gelinck, Program Manager
Holst Centre
"The PragmatIC team have clearly delivered a compelling product concept based on their unique approach to printed logic. We look forward to seeing these and other innovative product concepts become a commercial reality."

Mark Boyden, Technical Manager
Tigerprint
"PragmatIC's unique imprint - based approach to printed electronics is not only able to deliver potentially exciting new security features, but is also a natural complement to other security printing technologies such as holographic embossing."

Philip Cooper, Head of Ideas
De La Rue

Partners | PragmatIC Printing

PragmatIC Printing works with a number of partners across a wide spectrum: end-users with whom we are collaboratively developing product concepts; complementary technology providers and others in the printed electronics supply chain; and world-class research institutions focused on novel devices and materials. Many of these relationships are confidential, however the following collaborative projects have been publicly announced.

Printed Electronics Greeting Card project with Hallmark subsidiary Tigerprint Ltd and Novalia Ltd. This £300,000 project is supported by a grant from the Northern Way.
“RAIL” project on Remotely Activated Interactive Label with De La Rue plc and DuPont Teijin Films (UK) Ltd. This £600,000 project is supported by a grant from the UK Technology Strategy Board.
“FlexIC” project on Printed Logic Supply Chain with Epigem Ltd, Optek Ltd, Keithley Instruments Ltd, Plasma Quest Ltd, University of Cambridge, and Silvaco Ltd. This £2.3m project is supported a grant from the UK Technology Strategy Board.
Flexible Electronics shared research program with Holst Centre, focused on oxide semiconductors, transistors and circuits.