The @FlexTechAssn#Forum2019 FQC Session is highlighting student research. First up is Katherine Treadaway of @ClemsonUniv on "Optimizing Relief Depth for High Resolutions and Small Features."
@BryantGill95@ClemsonGC I found it really interesting that companies are going for smaller size trends. It makes sense from a marketing standpoint, but it's not really environmentally friendly to package products this way, it creates a lot of excess waste compared to bulk packaging. #gcflexo
@Srosiekins1997 @ClemsonGC As someone who dislikes restaurant traffic, I think the rise of a "virtual" restaurant would be extremely beneficial, however I think that the rise of a virtual marketplace will hurt the physical printing industry but increase the need for front end and UX designers. #gcflexo
#gcflexo@ClemsonGC According to https://t.co/7n1RqZg5fS current trends in consumer behavior are sustainable packaging, premium design, form, innovation, and wide demographic appeal. The industry can capitalize on these trends by building and continuing to develop these ideas.
@MorganAHoover@ClemsonGC I really enjoyed reading about the different finishing options for printed products on the market today. I wish we could try these in lab!
@Wolfgramcracker @ClemsonGC It was interesting to see that Sun Chemical will roll out color management software to accompany this high impact color with SunColorBox,
@ValiciaStewart@ClemsonGC With the recent security issues in the news, it will be interesting to see how this technology will be implemented. Thanks for sharing!
@MorganAHoover@ClemsonGC I found it interesting that this ink could be applied to polyfilm! It will be interesting to see further developments for these inks.
@lolahloe_@ClemsonGC I liked reading this article since GC students work with these inks in lab. Maybe safer ink development is in the future @ClemsonGC#GC3400