Additive technologies, like 3D printing, are now at the cutting edge of both non-flexible and flexible electronics. This technology involves the deposition of conductive and insulating materials onto a substrate to create a circuit. In this article, we will be focusing specifically on additively manufactured flexible electronics, looking at how they are made, what benefits they offer, and how they can be used. Check out the full article in collaboration with Voltera here: https://www.wevolver.co

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