At the OES Business Breakfast “BioSens” on 6 March 2026, Christian Uhrich introduced POC4TRIAGE to an engaged audience from academia and industry during his presentation on funding and upscaling bio- and medical-based electronics.
As a potential MedTech application for printed sensors, POC4TRIAGE attracted strong interest and highlighted an important driver of innovation: real-world applications guide research, accelerate development, and support the transition towards scalable products.
Organised jointly by Organic Electronics Saxony and the BioSens project, the event explored how printed electronics and bio-based materials can enable biodegradable sensors for sustainable timber construction. The programme also covered sustainable electronics, gas sensors, advanced biosensing, funding, and industrial scale-up.
Many thanks to the organisers and participants for the inspiring exchange and valuable new perspectives.