Category: innovation

October 27, 2010 • innovation • technology

Japanese Scientists Can Make Prints That Smell

An amazing invention is going to be demonstrated by a team of Japanese scientists led by Kenichi Okada the Florence. Specialists from Keio University modified the conventional inkjet printer, and “taught” him to print images that are not only bright, but also have flavor. The work is being conducted together with specialists from Canon. An… Continue reading Japanese Scientists Can Make Prints That Smell

September 17, 2010 • gadget • innovation • printer

Foam Printer At IFA 2010

A little more than a week has passed since the IFA 2010 ended in Berlin, but it still echoes with interesting developments. The whole world has long dreamed of an adequate version of a three-dimensional printer, which will create three-dimensional shapes at a reasonable price. Something remotely resembling this dream was presented at the IFA… Continue reading Foam Printer At IFA 2010

May 21, 2010 • HP • innovation • technology

HP To Power Printers With webOS Operational System

On Tuesday, at a press conference the president of HP, Mark Hurd shed light on the prospects of using webOS the mobile operating system, the main asset of the Palm Company recently purchased for 1.2 billion dollars. According to the head of HP, webOS will find its use in several products, including tablet computers and… Continue reading HP To Power Printers With webOS Operational System

February 18, 2010 • innovation • printer • technology

PrePeat, the Inkless and Tonerless Printer

PrePeat is a rewritable printer that requires neither ink, nor toner to print. This device can print and erase images and text using a specific thermal process combines with special plastic paper. So, one sheet of papers can be used several times to print inrofmation on it, just like a rewritable CD or DVD. However,… Continue reading PrePeat, the Inkless and Tonerless Printer

November 27, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • printer • technology

Inkjet Fulled With Cells Can Produce Hearts

The technology is the same as that of the simple inkjet printer found in homes and offices, but Japanese scientist Makoto Nakamura is on a mission to see if it can also produce human organs. The idea is that the printer jets out thousands of cells per second instead of ink droplets, and builds them… Continue reading Inkjet Fulled With Cells Can Produce Hearts

September 24, 2008 • innovation • technology

Paper, Ink and Sunlight Make a Lab-on-a-Chip

A lab-on-a-chip device can now be made at home on a piece of paper. All it takes is the right paper, ink, and sunlight to create a microfluidic device that can not only test water quality but also identify deceases. George Whitesides and his colleagues at Harvard developed this new method to help developing countries… Continue reading Paper, Ink and Sunlight Make a Lab-on-a-Chip

September 18, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • printer

Printer For Ceramic Tiles

Newtech SRL has announced KeraMagic, the first digital color printer to produce images on ceramic tiles. The new printer is based on inkjet technology, incorporates grayscale Xaar 1001 inkjet printheads to carry out drop-on-demand jobs in a single pass The KeraMagic is available is two configurations – the 350 mm width model and a 700… Continue reading Printer For Ceramic Tiles

May 30, 2008 • cartridges • HP • inks • innovation • toner

HP Innovations in Printer Ink, Toner & Media

HP earlier this week announced breakthroughs in printer ink, printer toner, and media technologies that allow customers to get color printing quality comparable to offset printing. The list of the HP’s breakouts includes: ColorSphere Toner Dual Drop Volume Technology Enhanced ‘Low Melt’ Monochrome Toner ColorLok Media XL Inkjet Print Cartridges Simple Black range of cartridges… Continue reading HP Innovations in Printer Ink, Toner & Media

April 10, 2008 • inkjet • innovation • printer • technology

Inkjet Printer Helps Split Water with Sunlight and Generate Hydrogen

Hello! Today we have some hi-tech news again, the “we found another use for inkjet printer” kind of news. So, there is a company, FUJIFILM Dimatix, that supplies drop-on-demand inkjet printheads for industrial applications. The company recently announced that researchers at the Department of Chemistry at Colorado State University used its cartridge-based Dimatix Materials Printer… Continue reading Inkjet Printer Helps Split Water with Sunlight and Generate Hydrogen

March 27, 2008 • inkjet • inks • innovation • printer • technology

World’s First Cationic Inkjet Printer

Here is another device from the family of “The World’s Mosts and Firsts”. This is a wide-format Solara ion inkjet printer by Gerber. The printer can print on virtually any surface that is up 64 inches wide and up to 1 inch thick! When it comes to printing speed, the device covers up to 639… Continue reading World’s First Cationic Inkjet Printer