Using Green Chemistry
to create the next generation
of flexible electronics.
Orthogonal has developed a suite of fluorinated photoresists which will allow the electronics industry to use its current infrastructure to manufacture organic electronics. Orthogonal will deliver environmentally-safe, high performance photoresists.
January 15, 2012
Orthogonal will attend the FlexTech conference in Phoenix Arizona on February 6th.December 9, 2011
Kodak, Heraeus and Orthogonal announce a breakthrough in high-quality plastic, transparent films.December 1, 2011
AZ Electronic Materials and Orthogonal establish a joint program for organic electronic photoresists.November 1, 2011
AUO demonstrates flexible solar-powered eReader using Orthogonal organic electronic photoresists.October 30, 2011
Orthogonal will attend Printed Electronics USA 2011 in Santa Clara on Nov. 11.September 2, 2011
On October 11-15, Orthogonal will attend the 11th IMID conference in Seoul Korea.
June 1, 2011
Orthogonal is awarded a Phase II SBIR grant to develop organic electronic compatible photoresists.March 20, 2011
Orthogonal will be attending the Printed Electronics Europe 2011 during April 4th - 7th.March 20, 2011
Orthogonal will be attending the Printed Electronics Europe 2011 during April 4th - 7th.March 7, 2011
Orthogonal has been awarded an NYSERDA grant to commercialize organic electronic photoresists.January 1, 2011
Orthogonal has been awarded a Phase I SBIR grant to develop processes to pattern organic electronics using large-scale photolithographic means.January 1, 2011
Orthogonal has been awarded a Phase I SBIR grant to develop processes to pattern organic electronics using large-scale photolithographic means.