Wearable devices such as smartwatches and rings are revolutionizing how patients and healthcare professionals track and access medical data.

The increased demand for data capacity and low latency, plus the growing volume of connected devices requires more base stations and higher frequencies.  

Sensing data acquired by radars, LiDAR and cameras are combined with GPS, V2X and 5G to create very detailed real-time maps so that cars can perform micro path planning, select lanes and avoid obstacles.

A saturated blue, glowing red and transparent chartreuse are suggestive of high-speed data streams, while foggy grey adds a note of stealth. 

This technology works well in aerospace applications, including optical fiber or data transmission cables.

Compare long glass fiber thermoplastics strength, toughness, impact data and more.

Compliant to the NEK 606 specification, they can be used for OFC, power and data cables in shipbuilding, and offshore applications.

Additionally, ECCOH™ low smoke and fume non-halogen materials are well suited for fiber optics and communication cables; and Fiber-Line™ Swellcoat™ water blocking yarns enable cable designers to reduce cable footprint with higher fiber count cables for increased data transmission capabilities.

With a focus on safety and eco-conscious composition, these materials can help manufacturers in meeting their sustainability goals. Ranging from non-halogen, low smoke, and high temperature thermoplastics to inherently flame-resistant vinyl and specialty colorants and additives, the PolyOne portfolio is designed to comply with diverse global regulatory specifications for safety and performance.

Designed to improve driver and passenger safety and comfort, this new leading-edge TPE technology reduces volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by 50 percent and minimizes fogging and odor in interior automotive components. Caption: Designed to improve driver and passenger safety and comfort, OnFlex™ LO slashes volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by 50 percent.