Printed organic electronics is a disruptive technology based on researches started in the 2000s with the aim of developing semiconductor properties of organic and polymer materials. The technology is based on new organic-conductor and semiconductor materials combined with large area, high-volume deposition and patterning equipment.

The technology development is focused on organic photodetectors, converting photons into electrons, for sensor functionality.

Technology has been developed with the CEA-LITEN at Grenoble in France, illustrated by more than 50 men-year activity and 25 patents.