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January 6, 2016 | CPEIAEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
- Want to learn how to design value-added features and new applications using PE
- Need to know what is available/feasible in sub-components, substrates, inks, manufacturing processes and resources to create new products, features and applications
- Work in a related field and need to fast track to have the knowledge to develop in PE
- Don’t currently use PE in your products or manufacturing processes, but would like to do so
Course registration
Spots are available for the first course, scheduled for May 3-5, 2016. The course will take place at ICI, 999 Emile-journault Avenue East, Montreal, QC.
Cost is CDN$2,995 per person, plus taxes. Courses are available in both French and English. Standard enrolment is two teams of five participants for each course. Custom corporate training and corporate training packages are available on other dates.
For more information, or to register, please contact ICI at information@i-ci.ca or call 1-514-389-5061.
About CPEIA
Established in 2014, the Canadian Printable Electronics Industry Association (CPEIA) brings together key Canadian and international players in industry, academia and government to build a strong Canadian printable, flexible and wearable electronics sector and ecosystem. The Association is the united voice for the sector and implements critical development strategies to facilitate growth through networking, stimulate R&D and investment, build a strong supply chain and drive the broad adoption of PE by end customers in a range of Canadian industries, including Intelligent Packaging, Intelligent Buildings, Aerospace and Defence, Automotive and Industrial Applications, Health and Wellness, Intelligent Documents, and Consumer Electronics and Wearables.
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