Jacques Noëls

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Crocus Technology SA develops magnetically enhanced semiconductor technologies. Its products include microcontrollers, magnetic logic units, access control, CTMP memory, and magnetic sensors. The firm’s services encompass licensing and design. It caters to mobile phone manufacturers. The company was founded by Jean-Pierre Nozieres, Jean-Pierre Braun, Thierry Chavigner and Jacques Noels in 2004 and is headquartered in Grenoble, France.