Clients and regulators no longer accept traditional production methods. The answer to these changes could be printed electronics—a technology that reduces CO₂ emissions, lowers material use, and boosts a company’s competitiveness.

Buying decisions in the electronics industry involves more than checking unit prices. In production companies, the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is what really matters. It includes all costs related to using a component—from buying and logistics to its effect on the production line and risks of delays.

Choosing the right production technology for electronic components is crucial for final quality, costs, and process efficiency. For engineers, deciding between Roll-to-Roll (R2R) and Sheet-to-Sheet (S2S) methods isn’t just about speed – it also depends on technical limits and material requirements.

Electronics production is a bit like managing a Formula 1 team – speed, precision, and flexibility decide success. Every project manager knows that even the best-planned project can go wrong because of unexpected problems. Lack of components, design mistakes, wrong materials – all of this can mess up your timeline like an Excel sheet after accidentally deleting a few columns.