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Package Hermeticity Testing with Thermal Transient Measurements [PDF]
, 2008 The rapid incursion of new technologies such as MEMS and smart sensor device manufacturing requires new tailor-made packaging designs. In many applications these devices are exposed to humid environments.
Rencz, M., Vass-Varnai, Andras
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Mixed signal approach for rapid prototyping of a compact smart pebble for sediment transport monitoring in river beds [PDF]
, 2005 Low-cost accelerometers and gyro ICs were used to develop a smart sediment particle to study the sediment transport in rivers. With strap-down MEMS, battery, a processing subsystem and memory, this self contained unit captures semiprocessed data for ...
Kularatna, Nihal +2 more
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Filling of mater-BI with nanoclays to enhance the biofilm rigidity [PDF]
, 2018 We investigated the efficacy of several nanoclays (halloysite, sepiolite and laponite) as nanofillers for Mater-Bi, which is a commercial bioplastic extensively used within food packaging applications.
Cavallaro G. +4 more
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Active and passive component embedding into low-cost plastic substrates aimed at smart system applications [PDF]
, 2013 The technology development for a low-cost, roll-to-roll compatible chip embedding process is described in this paper. Target applications are intelligent labels and disposable sensor patches. Two generations of the technology are depicted.
Cauwe, Maarten +5 more
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Smart packaging—An overview of concepts and applications in various food industries
Food Bioengineering, 2023 Contamination of food may occur at any stage in the process from “farm to fork”. The consumption of food contaminated with infectious bacteria, viruses and parasites, and noninfectious chemicals and toxins may cause over 200 diseases that range from ...
Mithulesh Thirupathi Vasuki +2 more
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Smart packaging for photonics [PDF]
, 1997 Unlike silicon microelectronics, photonics packaging has proven to be low yield and expensive. One approach to make photonics packaging practical for low cost applications is the use of {open_quotes}smart{close_quotes} packages. {open_quotes}Smart{close_quotes} in this context means the ability of the package to actuate a mechanical change based on ...
Smith, J.H. +4 more
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Haptic Hybrid Prototyping (HHP): An AR Application for Texture Evaluation with Semantic Content in Product Design [PDF]
, 2019 The manufacture of prototypes is costly in economic and temporal terms and in order to carry this out it is necessary to accept certain deviations with respect to the final finishes.
Alcácer +17 more
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Smart and Safe packaging [PDF]
, 2021 In the second half of the 20th century, post-war Europe saw major economic growth due to national reconstructions associated with high employment, industrial mass production and demographic boom. As a consequence, generalised globalisation raised an intensified international flux of goods, services and information.
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The sustainability of communicative packaging concepts in the food supply chain. A case study: part 1. Life cycle assessment [PDF]
, 2011 Purpose In recent years, a new perspective for food packaging has emerged as a result of several issues like quality, safety, competitive prices or providing of useful information to consumers.
Cordero, P. +6 more
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Proceedings 11th International Conference IcETRAN 2024This paper explores and explains how to package food smartly. We are talking about active and smart packaging, about types of sensors for freshness, temperature and storage time. Consumers are looking for high-quality foods that retain their properties and safety. Packaging plays a key role in attracting consumers and ensuring that products stay fresh.
Nikolina Kršić, Marjan Urekar
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