Butler Technologies finds a worldwide market for its innovative products
Published by Butler Business Matters July 2019
Imagine undergarments that will tell you how high you just jumped.
Now drive over to Butler Technologies Inc.’s West Wayne Street headquarters and get a look at them.
The Continual Improvement Process Increases Customer Value
Poor quality products are more than just a waste of money; they are a waste of your company’s time and resources.
Women Owned Business
Butler Technologies is a member of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC)
Certifying women-owned businesses is the foundation of WBENC’s mission, along with connecting WBENC-Certified Women’s Business Enterprises (WBEs) with WBENC’s Corporate Members to facilitate real-time business opportunities and serving as a resource to offer training that helps the Corporate Members and the WBENC-Certified Women-Owned Businesses grow their capacity.
Wearable Electronics – Heated MTC Jacket
Heated Multi-Tech Jacket
Butler Technologies, ACI Materials, Principled Design & Lubrizol Collaboration Produces Innovative Fashion-Functional Multi-Tech Commuter Jacket with Warmth on Demand Powered by Flexible Printed Electronics
Introducing the future of wearable electronics. A comfortable, fashion-forward, washable jacket that delivers warmth on demand.
Multi-Technology Commuter Jacket. The Multi-Tech Commuter Jacket was commissioned by Lubrizol with the purpose of demonstrating how solutions and supply chain partners can be integrated to deliver innovative, valuable solutions to the wearables market.
Five Reasons to Consider User Interface Design in Your Medical Device
The medical and healthcare sectors are critical to maintaining and improving our way of life. Part of the reason the medical field takes years of additional schooling and training is that it involves complex procedures and machines. Doctors and nurses not only have to learn life-saving surgeries but also how to operate the medical devices that assist during the procedures. This is why user interface design is so critical to the medical industry.
STEM Presentation
On Friday March 9th, Butler Technologies, Inc. (BTI) was invited to Carnegie Elementary to talk with the 5th grade about their involvement with the Printed heaters used in the US Olympic Parkas used by Ralph Lauren. The students were prepared with dozens of thought-provoking questions. Inquiries ranged from “Can printed heaters be used in space by NASA?” to “What made you get into an engineering career?”Two members of the BTI’s Printed Electronics team were present to provide answers and demonstrate some of the new, cool, & innovative technology. Todd Gray & Jamie Orlando showed the students what it’s like to be involved with Research and Development. Developing the heaters with companies like DuPont and Ralph Lauren took months of design and iterations to get just right.
