Innovative collaboration for dielectric elastomer actuators
Momentive, Datwyler and BSC Computer are collaborating on the industrial market launch of solutions focused on the innovation of 'Dielectric Elastomer Actuators'.
Momentive, Datwyler and BSC Computer are collaborating on the industrial market launch of solutions focused on the innovation of 'Dielectric Elastomer Actuators'.
Innovation at Datwyler process and why tradition and agility play a key role.
Discover how Datwyler’s materials and components are transforming the performance of batteries to make electric vehicles fit for the future.
Participate in our open innovation campaign with your ideas about applications for electrically conductive rubber and win great prizes.
Datwyler increased sales in 2022 thanks to leading market positions. Acquisitions and progress in growth and innovation projects have further strengthened the strategic position.
At the 31st Aachen Colloquium for Sustainable Mobility, Datwyler, FEV Europe GmbH and the Fraunhofer UMSICHT presented a detailed paper on the development of the BiFoilStack – a novel cell and stack design with compound-foil-based bipolar plates for heavy-duty fuel cell systems.
Visitors will be able to interact directly with Datwyler’s latest innovations in areas such as Electroactive Polymers (EAP) for interiors applications, Thermal Interface Materials (TIMs) for battery systems and Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) for e-powertrain solutions.
Datwyler is strengthening its position with the innovative future technology of electroactive polymers and has secured this with corresponding patents.
Datwyler has launched new, dedicated Technology & Innovation Labs in Schattdorf, Switzerland, comprising a series of specialist laboratories, to further support customers globally.
Datwyler Wearable Sensor Expert Dr. Mattia A. Lucchini will present SoftPulse™ at the Medical Fair Asia.
Regardless of the technologies that are ultimately adopted on the road to a carbon neutral mobility sector, true success in this area will relate not only to the vehicle itself, but more so to the method of energy generation.