Graphene @ MWC Americas
The Graphene Pavilion is present at the Mobile World Congress Americas’ debut in San Francisco.
September 12, 2017
The Mobile World Congress Americas debuts this year in the Unites States and there is no better place to start than in San Francisco. From September 12-14 this renowned congress intends to showcase how mobile is creating the connected life, transforming how individuals, businesses and entire industries communicate, interact and innovate.
This event will highlight core mobile technologies, consumer and industrial applications in the Internet of Things, the intersection of mobile with entertainment, content and media, and the leading role of the Americas region in driving global innovation.
The Graphene Pavilion, already a consolidated exhibition stand of the MWC in Barcelona and Shangai, will also be present in the MWC Americas. Organized by ICFO – The Institute of Photonic Sciences, the National Graphene Association and GSMA, the pavilion will be showcasing a wide range of graphene-based technologies such as 3D printing, e-tattoo for sensing EMG, ECG skin temperature and hydration, graphene biosensors, NFC antennas printable, flexible wifi receivers and proximity sensors based on advanced photodetection.
The exhibitors for this Mobile World Congress edition include ICFO, Graphene Tech, Graphene 3D Lab, University of Texas, National Graphene Association, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche CNR, Argonne National Laboratory, AMO, and Nanomedical Diagnostics.
This event will highlight core mobile technologies, consumer and industrial applications in the Internet of Things, the intersection of mobile with entertainment, content and media, and the leading role of the Americas region in driving global innovation.
The Graphene Pavilion, already a consolidated exhibition stand of the MWC in Barcelona and Shangai, will also be present in the MWC Americas. Organized by ICFO – The Institute of Photonic Sciences, the National Graphene Association and GSMA, the pavilion will be showcasing a wide range of graphene-based technologies such as 3D printing, e-tattoo for sensing EMG, ECG skin temperature and hydration, graphene biosensors, NFC antennas printable, flexible wifi receivers and proximity sensors based on advanced photodetection.
The exhibitors for this Mobile World Congress edition include ICFO, Graphene Tech, Graphene 3D Lab, University of Texas, National Graphene Association, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche CNR, Argonne National Laboratory, AMO, and Nanomedical Diagnostics.