NextFlex, a consortium focused on flexible hybrid electronics production, has received $154M in funding from the Department of Defense to support the latter“™s efforts to expand the domestic FHE manufacturing ecosystem.

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A NextFlex-owned, California-based fabrication facility has achieved compliance with standards provided by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations.

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The Air Force Research Laboratory has collaborated with a public-private manufacturing consortium to create operational prototypes of a circuit board system in efforts to accelerate the development of smart technologies. AFRL said Thursday it worked with NextFlex: America“™s Flexible Hybrid Electronics Manufacturing Institute to develop Arduino integrated circuit systems that are designed to be programmed through open-source software. […] More

Lockheed Martin has joined the NextFlex institute that aims to advance manufacturing processes designed to produce flexible hybrid electronics. Lockheed has become one of NextFlex“™s corporate tier 1 members and named James Libous, head of the company“™s enterprise-level advanced electronics technology and innovation strategy, to the institute“™s governing council, NextFlex said Monday. “We look forward to […] More

NextFlex has launched a new technology facility in Silicon Valley with the task to deliver new manufacturing technologies designed to develop and produce flexible hybrid electronics. The 34,000-square-foot Flexible Hybrid Electronics Manufacturing Innovation Institute will include laboratory space dedicated to flexible hybrid manufacturing and Class 10,000 pilot manufacturing lines, the company said Wednesday. The Defense Department and FlexTech Alliance […] More

Profusa, a California-based provider of biosensor systems, has partnered with the Air Force Research Laboratory to create a technology that will allow warfighters to monitor their health and physical condition without the need for a doctor.

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Raytheon and the University of Massachusetts“™ Lowell Nanomanufacturing Center have received a $1.9 million grant to further develop a flexible electronics manufacturing process, The Lowell Sun reported Tuesday. The project“™s funding comes from the NextFlex grant with the goal to advance the way printed, conformal radio-frequency electronics are manufactured, according to the report. Dassault Systemes […] More