Brewer Science will be presenting its latest printed electronics technologies and carbon nanomaterials at the 13th Annual Nano for Defense (NT4D) Conference – Transitioning Emerging Technologies – in City of Industry, California, November 16 through 19. The newest printed electronics technologies and materials created by Brewer Science cover a wide range of applications and enable rapid detection and sensing of humidity and temperature changes, gases, strain and stress, and biomolecules. This technology has the potential to protect our military by detecting equipment malfunctions or malicious tampering of military vehicles or equipment.
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