Naxnova from India to Make a Presentation at LOPEC 2026
26 December 2025: LOPEC, the world’s leading trade fair and conference for flexible and printed electronics, will be presenting a host of innovations for the automotive industry in Munich from February 24 to 26, 2026. Whether it’s battery management, new display concepts, individual vehicle designs, or energy-saving lights, flexible and printed electronics is driving innovation in the automotive industry and is seen as a beacon of hope in challenging times.
“Printed electronics strengthens the innovative power of the entire mobility industry. With LOPEC, we not only offer cutting-edge solutions on the exhibition floor, but also specifically address the needs of the industry with our conference and application sessions,” says Armin Wittmann, Exhibition Director of LOPEC.
“LOPEC 2026 reflects the interest of the global automotive industry in printed electronics,” says Wittmann. For example, Changan, one of the largest Chinese vehicle manufacturers, will discuss the benefits of printed electronics at the LOPEC Conference.
Naxnova from India will be giving a presentation during LOPEC 2026. The flagship company of Astarc Group, offering surface augmentation solutions to automotive, consumer durables & appliances industries across the globe for over 30 years, Naxnova has 3 states of the art manufacturing facilities within India, having certifications such as IATF 16949:2016, ISO 14001: 2015, BS OHSAS 18001: 2007, VDA (Verband der Automobilindudtrie).
Naxnova Group includes the companies Quad from Belgium and ATT from Austria, both of which manufacture printed electronics, as well as the German automotive supplier HS Products Engineering. Naxnova’s product range also comprises printed lighting elements for vehicle interiors and exteriors, as well as sensors for driver assistance systems and climate control.
“New materials play a key role in printed electronics, which is why we are delighted that material manufacturers from all over the world are presenting their innovations at LOPEC,” says Wittmann. Industry giants as well as smaller specialized companies will be in Munich.
The Finnish company Canatu, for example, will present electronics made from carbon nanotubes (CNT) at the LOPEC Conference. Printed CNT touch sensors replace buttons and switches in the car cockpit, for example, and offer more design freedom.
“Thanks to its sustainable characteristics and easy scalability, flexible and printed electronics promises strong growth,” says Wittmann. “That’s why we invite people to Munich every year to exchange ideas. With its combination of exhibition and conference, LOPEC has established itself as the leading marketplace for players from all over the world. Whether it’s insiders or newcomers, scientists or industry representatives, with LOPEC we provide targeted support for your business, and grant you easy access to latest technologies with huge potential.”
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