Packaging technology with audiovisual effects will come out at the end of the year

Experts predict that by the end of this year, consumers will see packaging with built-in audiovisual effects. This prediction sounds like a fantasy. However, in January of this year, the two major companies in the United States and Israel began working together to develop audio-visual devices for implanting folded cartons and corrugated containers, and the action of flexible batteries for power supply symbolized the commercial application of these technologies.
The two major companies participating in the development of this new technology are American International Paper Corporation and Israel Strong Paper. In January this year, the two companies signed a memorandum of understanding on the development and manufacturing of what they called "e-packages" related technologies and devices.
At the core of this technology is a microelectronic integrated device that allows the product's information to be sent directly as audio signals. Or use light emitting devices to illuminate special parts of the product packaging, such as trademarks.
After preliminary market research, some customers have shown great interest in this technology. The customer's intention to apply a wide range of applications, from the film copy packaging can be broadcast movie film packaging, to the restaurant takeaway food packaging, not Only one.
Power Paper Company Hong Kong is responsible for assembling this electronic package. The entire device includes a shellless "battery" that takes its voltage from an ink-like medium. This medium is screen printed or sheeted onto a plastic or paper base. According to tests, this "battery" has a shelf life of up to 2 years and its related technology has been patented. The entire device is 0.5mm thick, and it is placed in the product packaging by International Paper.
According to an official from the International Paper Company’s Media Affairs Department, when the audiovisual device is packaged, the audiovisual device can be automatically activated and audiovisual information can be played when the customer picks up the shelf from the shelf. The introduction of this technology is the penetration of multimedia technology into the packaging industry in the information era, and the concrete embodiment of the gradual transformation of electronic packaging from a concept to a real product.