Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Peridot Print LLC

Jarrid Wittkopf

Robert Ionescu

Ning Ge

Kristopher J Erickson

Helen Ann Holder

Lihua Zhao

William James Allen

Aja Hartman

Rafael A Ballagas

David George

Paul Howard Mazurkiewicz

Douglas Pederson

M Anthony Lewis

Robert Ulichney

Matthew Gaubatz

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a model generator that includes a processor and memory. The model generator obtains an input that indicates a property of a conductive element to be printed and obtains a template which defines a lattice structure for the conductive element. The model generator also generates a latticed conductive element model based on the template and the input. The system also includes a three-dimensional printing controller to trigger selective hardening of build material to form the latticed conductive element.

System and method for generating three-dimensional latticed conductive elements

In an example 3D printing method, an electrical conductivity value for a resistor is identified. Based upon the identified electrical conductivity value, a predetermined amount of a conductive agent is selectively applied to at least a portion of a build material layer in order to introduce a predetermined volume percentage of a conductive material to the resistor. Based upon the identified electrical conductivity value and the predetermined volume percent of the conductive material, a predetermined amount of a resistive agent is selectively applied to the at least a portion of the build material layer in order to introduce a predetermined volume percentage of a resistive material to the resistor. The build material layer is exposed to electromagnetic radiation, whereby the at least the portion coalesces to form a layer of the resistor.

Three-dimensional printing

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to read an identifier from a storage element associated with a part. An extractor of the system extracts, based on the identifier, lifecycle conditions specific to the part. A controller of the system alters manufacturing operations based on extracted lifecycle conditions for the part.

Lifecycle condition-based manufacturing alteration

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to 1) read an identifier from a three-dimensional (3D) System printed object that includes a storage element and 2) read a location of the 3D printed object within a build material bed. An extractor of the system extracts, based on the identifier, a post processing operation to execute on the 3D printed object. A controller of the system controls a post processing operation based on extracted post processing operation information and the location.

Automated handling based on part identifier and location

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to read an identifier associated with a part. An extractor of the system extracts, based on the identifier, sensor output data for the part. A transmitter of the system transmits a re-order request for the part based on the sensor output data.

Part re-order based on part-specific sensor data

Graphene printing is disclosed. A disclosed example graphene printing apparatus includes a gas source to cause a graphene precursor gas to flow across a surface of a substrate, and a localized heat source to locally heat portions of the surface to cause graphene to grow at the portions of the surface based on a printing pattern.

Graphene printing

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes at least one directional antenna to 1) emit energy waves towards a mass in which an object is disposed and 2) receive reflected signals from a resonator disposed on the object as the mass is moved relative to the directional antenna. The system also includes a controller to, based on received reflected signals, determine a pose of the object within the mass.

Resonator-based object pose determination

Some examples include an additive manufacturing system including a processor and a memory to store instructions. The instructions cause the processor to generate print data from received data related to a three-dimensional build object. The generated print data includes defined print data to dispensing a first agent at a build area of a build material layer, defined print data to selectively dispensing a second agent at a component receiving area within the build area of the build material layer, the second agent to locally reduce a viscosity of the build material at the component receiving area to a viscous state, and defined print data to position a component within the component receiving area at a time of the component receiving area being in a viscous state.

Additive manufacturing of three-dimensional object

In some examples, a fluidic conductive trace based radio-frequency identification device may include a flexible substrate layer including a channel, and a trace formed of a conductive fluid that is disposed substantially within the channel. The fluidic conductive trace based radio-frequency identification device may further include a sealing layer disposed on the flexible substrate layer and the trace to seal the conductive fluid in a liquid state within the channel.

Fluidic conductive trace based radio-frequency identification

A device includes a P-N junction comprising a monolithic N-type semiconductor layer coupled to a monolithic P-type semiconductor layer. The monolithic N-type semiconductor layer includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion has a first surface and the second portion has a second surface facing away from the first surface. The monolithic P-type semiconductor layer includes a third portion and a fourth portion. The third portion has a third surface and the fourth portion has a fourth surface facing away from the third surface.

P-type semiconductor layers coupled to N-type semiconductor layers

In an example implementation, a touch-sensitive illuminating display includes a transparent flexible touch layer, a transparent top conductive layer adjacent the flexible touch layer, a bottom conductive layer, and an electroluminescent layer and variable-thickness dielectric layer sandwiched between the top and bottom conductive layers. Pressure against the flexible touch layer is to reduce the dielectric layer thickness and bring the top and bottom conductive layers closer together, causing the electroluminescent layer to emit light where the pressure is applied.

Touch-sensitive illuminating display

An RFID security device for product packaging is disclosed. The security device includes an RFID tag disposed on a first portion of a product package, and a booster antenna disposed on a second portion of the product package. The RFID tag and booster antenna are positioned on the product package so that the RFID tag will be electromagnetically coupled to the booster antenna when the product package is closed, and the RFID tag will be decoupled from the booster antenna when the product package is open.

Security device for product packaging

In some examples, a controllable read blocking based radio-frequency identification (RFID) device may include a substrate layer, and a trace formed of a conductive material and disposed on, partially within, or fully within the substrate layer. The controllable read blocking based RFID device may further include a controllable read blocking layer disposed on the substrate layer and the trace and including a fluid disposed in the controllable read blocking layer to selectively block or allow passage of electromagnetic waves to the trace to respectively inhibit or allow communication of a RFID reading device with the controllable read blocking based RFID device.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Jarrid Wittkopf