Nokia Technologies Oy

Emberion Oy

Lyten, Inc.

Provenance Asset Group LLC

Yinglin Liu

Darryl Cotton

Piers Andrew

Markku Rouvala

Chris Bower

Mark Allen

Pritesh Hiralal

Richard White

Alexander Bessonov

Adam Robinson

Zoran Radivojevic

Di Wei

Tapani Ryhänen

Teuvo Tapani Ryhanen

Surama Malik

Gehan Amaratunga

Haolan Wang

Mark Lee Allen

An apparatus and method and electronic device, the apparatus comprising: a memory element configured to store information; a switching element coupled to the memory element; wherein the switching element is configured to be switched from a first state to a second state in response to an input signal provided by a capacitive touch screen and wherein when the switching element is in the second state the information can be read from the memory element by the capacitive touch screen.

Apparatus, methods and computer programs for enabling information to be read from an apparatus

A method and apparatus, the method comprising: forming a layer of two dimensional material (), in particular graphene, on a first release layer; forming, possibly a (gate) insulating layer (), and at least two, preferably three, electrodes (); forming a second release layer overlaying at least a portion of the layer of two dimensional material; providing a mouldable polymer () overlaying the at least two electrodes and the second release layer; and removing the first and second release layers to provide a cavity () between the mouldable polymer () and the layer of two dimensional material ().

Method for forming apparatus comprising two dimensional material

An apparatus comprising: a module; a substrate; and electrolyte between the module and the substrate, wherein an electronic component is formed between the module and the substrate and wherein the electrolyte is configured to function as the electrolyte in the electronic component and also as the adhesive to attach the module to the substrate.

Modular electronics apparatuses and methods

A method and apparatus, the method comprising: forming at least two electrodes () on a release layer wherein the at least two electrodes are configured to enable a layer of two dimensional material () to be provided between the at least two electrodes; providing moldable polymer () overlaying the at least two electrodes; wherein the at least two electrodes and the moldable polymer form at least part of a planar surface ().

Apparatus and methods for enabling information to be read from a touch screen apparatus

In accordance with an example embodiment of the present invention, an apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus includes a single battery ribbon and vacuum packaging. The single battery ribbon includes a first portion, a second portion, and an interconnecting portion between the first portion and the second portion. The first portion includes a first block. The second portion includes a second block. The first portion, the second portion, and the interconnecting portion form a continuous single layer including an anode and a cathode. The vacuum packaging surrounds the single battery ribbon. The vacuum packaging includes a middle connecting portion configured to contact a first side of the interconnecting portion and a second opposite side of the interconnecting portion.

Method and apparatus for flexible battery

An apparatus includes a separator/electrolyte assembly; a first energy storage portion disposed on a first surface of the separator/electrolyte assembly; a second energy storage portion disposed on a second surface of the separator/electrolyte assembly; a first metallized piezoelectric film disposed on the first energy storage portion; and a second metallized piezoelectric film disposed on the second energy storage portion. When a force is applied to the first metallized piezoelectric film, a piezoelectric effect converts mechanical strain into electric potential and each energy storage portion stores the energy converted in the first energy storage portion and the second energy storage portion for subsequent discharge from the first energy portion and the second energy storage portion to an electronic device.

Flexible, hybrid energy generating and storage power cell

An apparatus, the apparatus including first and second circuit boards, and an electrolyte, the first and second circuit boards each including a capacitive element, wherein the apparatus is configured such that a chamber is defined between the first and second circuit boards with the capacitive elements contained therein and facing one another, the chamber including the electrolyte, and wherein the apparatus is configured to store electrical charge when a potential difference is applied between the capacitive elements.

Supercapacitor having a circuit board defining an electrolyte chamber

An apparatus including a layer of electrically conductive material with an open interconnected wall structure of electrically conductive material formed thereon, the open interconnected wall structure having a gyroid structure including one or more open pores into which an active material for use in generating and/or storing electrical charge can be deposited, wherein the layer of electrically conductive material and the open interconnected wall structure together form a charge collector which provides an electrical path from the active material for the generated and/or stored electrical charge.

Apparatus and associated methods

An electrode, the electrode including a conducting layer configured to act, in use, as a charge collector to provide an electrical path for generated and/or stored charge through the conducting layer; a barrier layer, the barrier layer configured to cover a portion of a surface of said conducting layer such that, when the electrode is in contact with an electrolyte, the electrolyte is prevented from substantially contacting and corroding the conducting layer at the covered portion; and an active electrode element configured for use in generation and/or storing charge, the active electrode element positioned in a non-covered portion in electrical contact with the conducting layer to prevent the electrolyte from substantially contacting and corroding the conducting layer in the non-covered portion and to also be exposed to said electrolyte to allow for the generation and/or storage of charge and provide the generated/stored charge to the conducting layer.

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Yinglin Liu