Conference Program - LOPE-C 2011

BC-INVESTOR FORUM | WEDNESDAY-JUNE 29, 2011
Track 1
Products (03:15 pm - 06:00 pm) | LOCATION SPEKTRUM / LEVEL C2
04:15 pm ISORG, the pionner company of organic photonics (Seed-financing)
Mr Laurent Jamet,
ISORG, Co-founder, Director Business Development, France
Organic photodetectors and image sensors, highly innovative products for new applications and markets The organic electronics industry has been creating new materials
for the organic photovoltaics products, attracted by high volume market opportunities. These materials can be used also for transforming light into information, and plastic
and glass surfaces in sensors and smart surfaces able to interact with their environment . Organic printed electronics offer possibility for development of large area and high
performances optical sensors and image sensors based on organic photodiodes printed on plastic and glass substrates. These new sensors offer unique properties (large
sensing area, thin, light, flexible, transparent) for highly innovative product designs and concepts and technology usages. They offer also high performances (operation in
visible and near infrared spectrum , or selective spectrum operation). ISORG, a new start-up of CEA-LITEN Grenoble (Nanomaterials Department) was created in 2010 to
design and industrialize this new generation of printed electronics sensors. ISORG is uniquely positioned as industrial pioneer company offering a breakthrough technology
transforming glass and plastic into smart surfaces able to sense and communicate. These new classes of sensors are based on a combination of new organic conductor
and semiconductor materials used with large area, high volume deposition and patterning equipments. This technology offers real product design integration (3D
integration) through large area, flexible and thin optical sensors on plastic substrates. The potential applications are many, including industrial (spectroscopy, process
control, form and shape recognition), environmental monitoring (fluid and gas), consumer electronics (scanner, man machine interface) and displays, smart lighting and
building, medical (digital imaging), toys, games and interactive printed media. These sensors can be combined with other printed electronics technologies such printed
LED, electroluminescence, batteries, for innovative product concepts.
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