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IPC Webinar: We’re Successful When You’re Successful—Manufacturing E-Textiles
August 8, 2019 | IPCEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
The next Wisdom Wednesday session webinar educates IPC members on topics relevant to the industry. Each free 30-minute session is offered only to IPC members, with replays available online. These sessions are led by industry experts who share their technical knowledge and insights.
We're Successful When You're Successful — Manufacturing E-Textiles
Speaker: MaryAlice Gill and Oona Oksjärvi, Nypro
Successful manufacturing of complex e-textiles concepts requires clear expectations, good communication, and an understanding of requirements. Skilled engineering and innovation utilizing various perspectives and expertise will allow for the successful integration of a multitude of industries and technologies. There are many missing pieces of the formula for mass producible e-textile products. Some of the challenges are the lack of standardization and enabling technologies, and the misalignment of knowledge and processes between the electronics and textile industries. We have learned some key tools over the past few years leveraging various fields of expertise to work toward transforming key challenges into a realized, high quality and manufacturable products.
Registration required by August 20. You must enter your IPC Member Username and Password to access the registration page.
To register, click here.
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