Blue Spark Technologies Opens Battery Printing Facility

Blue Spark’s ultra-thin carbon zinc batteries are used as a power source in a host of traditional and printed electronics applications—a market which industry analyst IDTechEx predicts will rise from $2.2 billion in 2011 to $44.25 billion in 2021.

Commenting on the expansion, Blue Spark Technologies’ president and CEO John Gannon, notes: “Our investment in the new Wisconsin facility demonstrates our operational readiness to support wide range market adoption of thin printed batteries that bring ‘power to packaging.’ As one of the pioneers in the research, development and commercialization of printed battery technology, Blue Spark is positioned to help lead the way in bringing new and unique battery-powered applications to the mass market. Working with our global technology partners, we are continuing to grow and to open new markets by providing innovative, cost-effective solutions designed to improve productivity and profitability, as well as brand management and supply chain security.”