Xerox is experimenting with its own conductive inks for making electronic paper and circuitry for flat screen monitors and billboards.

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Precisia's president, James Rohrkemper, believes that the use of conductive inks and high-speed printing processes could cut antenna costs by 50%.

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Conductive inks, which typically contain silver flake, carbon and other resins, have been around since the 1970s, when they were introduced in keyboards and windshield defrosters.

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Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, the company's focus is on organic light emitting diodes (OLED) and organic solar technology, specifically the conductive inks and process technologies that enable those and other similar applications.

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