Trackwise will form part of the UK Pavilion at co-located trade shows, The Battery Show Europe and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo Europe from 23-25 May, at Messe Stuttgart, in Germany. 

Trackwise is delighted to be recognised with a prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise. Announced 21st April, Trackwise has been recognised for its excellence in Innovation for its length-unlimited, multilayer flexible printed circuits.

Trackwise Designs has revealed that its length-unlimited flexible printed circuits (FPCs) are driving product innovation in many sectors, as design engineers apply the Trackwise-patented Improved Harness Technology (IHT) FPC technology to solve their design challenges and enable smarter and more advanced products.

According to The Battery Report, an independent and comprehensive survey of battery usage, at least 35 battery 'Gigafactories' have been announced in Europe and are expected to be in production by 2030.

Trackwise Designs, the innovative manufacturer of specialist products using printed circuit technology, has appointed Andrew Lapping and Chris Pennison to its Board as Non-Executive Chairman and Non-Executive Director respectively.

Trackwise Designs has confirmed the appointment of Paul Cook as Chief Financial Officer following its Annual General Meeting on 22 August. He takes over from Mark Hodgkins, who, as previously announced, is standing down. Cook was appointed to the Board of Directors and as Company Secretary on 27 July 2022.

Stevenage Circuits has announced the appointment of Christoph Boueke as Managing Director.

Trackwise delivers space- and weight-saving flexible printed circuit cell-connecting interconnect for cell-to-pack EV batteries with new UK facility being built to deliver lightweight, convenient and space-saving flexible printed circuit technology in high volume to EV makers  

New generations of medical instruments such as miniature catheters and endoscopes enable surgeons to work with the body to deliver less invasive procedures

Trackwise Designs, a provider of specialist products using printed circuit technology, provides an update on trading for the year ended 31 December 2021. 

Trackwise, manufacturer of specialist products using printed circuit technology, has announced that Direct-C, a Canadian producer of gas and oil leak detection systems, is using Trackwise’s patented Improved Harness Technology (IHT) to improve the ruggedness and manufacturability of its WrapSense sensing strip, and to reduce installation costs.

Trackwise, manufacturer of products using printed circuit technology, state that it has broken its own record for the world’s longest multi-layer flexible printed circuit (FPC), delivering a 72m FPC for in industrial application.

Trackwise, the AS9100D accredited UK designer and manufacturer of specialist interconNect solutions using printed circuit technology, will demonstrate the massive advantages that its patented Improved Harness Technology can bring to defence applications at the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition which takes place 14th-17th September at London’s ExCeL.

Trackwise is delighted to announce the appointment of Steve Hudson as Chief Operating Officer. He will support CEO Philip Johnston in executing the company’s strategy and vision as Trackwise expands to serve customers in its key verticals: automotive, aerospace and medical.

In this latest instalment of the Electronic Specifier Insights podcast we’ll be speaking to Philip Johnston, CEO, of Trackwise, a manufacturer of specialist products using printed circuit technology, with a wide range of potential applications including telecommunications, aviation, automotive and medical.

Trackwise Designs has signed a three-year agreement to manufacture and supply flexible printed circuit FPC boards (flexible printed circuit boards) to a UK manufacturer of electric vehicle (EVs). The agreement has the potential to be worth up to £38 million over the period.

Trackwise Designs has secured a production order for its flexible printed circuit technology, Improved Harness Technology (IHT), for delivery in mid 2020. This initial order, in support of initial vehicle production activities, follows successful funded development activities last year for this UK-based designer and manufacturer of electric vehicles.

Trackwise Designs has acquired Stevenage Circuits, a UK-based designer and manufacturer of short flex and rigid PCBs, for up to £2.5 million. The deal enables Trackwise to increase production of its Improved Harness Technology (IHT), as well as expand its customer base and boost technical, sales, and operational expertise.

Flexible printed circuits can help to save weight, increase reliability, and enhance the functionality of electronic assemblies and interconnects. New manufacturing techniques now enable FPCs of unlimited length to address emerging applications in demanding sectors such as aerospace and automotive. Philip Johnston, CEO, Trackwise explains more.

Trackwise has just published ‘The engineers’ guide to multilayer flexible printed circuits (FPCs): technologies and applications’. This whitepaper provides information on FPCs and is an essential read for the electrical/electronic system designer about to embark on a project using FPCs or, indeed, anyone who needs to understand more about their benefits and applications.