
In many R&D projects, especially in printed electronics, there is a moment when you are expected to test something that does not yet exist. There is no finished component, nothing to physically connect, nothing you can...


LCE Insider is a podcast about real-life applications of printed electronics in industrial, medical and transport devices. It’s made for CEOs, design engineers, buyers and project managers who work with HMI – or want to enter this world. We talk about membrane keypads, printed circuits, sensors, backlighting and flexible interconnects, plus decisions like Europe vs Asia, cost vs risk and supplier strategy. Created by LC Elektronik, a Polish manufacturer and HMI integrator.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLCE Insider is a podcast about real-life applications of printed electronics in industrial, medical and transport devices. It’s made for CEOs, design engineers, buyers and project managers who work with HMI, or want to enter this world.
LCE Insider is hosted by LC Elektronik. The show has published 32 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Test What You cannot yet see, test protocols in printed electronics projects" (15 October 2026, 6 minutes), "S01E36 EN Partner or subcontractor. How to build real partnerships in R&D projects" (8 October 2026, 5 minutes), and "Transformation You Don’t Need to Fear" (5 August 2026, 6 minutes).
LCE Insider publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 32 episodes.
Booking probability for LCE Insider is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. LCE Insider requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. LCE Insider's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for LCE Insider are Semiconductors & Electronic Components and IT Services & Software Development. LCE Insider has a technology audience.
LC Elektronik hosts LCE Insider, a technology podcast with 32 episodes published.
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Episode #24
A guide for Project Managers who want to innovate without chaos MVP is just the beginning – not a time to celebrate Imagine you just finished a sprint where your team built the first working prototype of a new device –...

Imagine you're in the middle of a sprint. Your team is finishing the design of a new user interface for a medical device. The client wants it light, modern, with touch and lighting in one panel. Someone at the daily...

<p><br></p><p>In IoT device design, every decision is a trade-off between size, function, and speed. Imagine Michał, an experienced engineer working on a new version of a diagnostic wristband. The client wants it light...

<p>Project managers usually like innovation—until it brings extra risk, extra meetings, and extra uncertainty. And printed electronics can trigger exactly that reaction, especially if your team has built its experience...

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<p>In today’s episode of LC INSIDER, we talk about something every Project Manager knows too well: documentation that actually works. Not the kind that collects dust or gets lost in folders, but the kind that helps...

<p>When was the last time someone from your R&D team said, “It can’t be done”? Maybe because the part is too big, too stiff, the battery doesn’t fit, or the PCB can’t bend. Maybe everything fails when humidity is high...

<p>In today’s episode of LCE Insider, we’re going to talk about something that’s changing the daily work of purchasing teams: ethics and sustainability. </p><p>A few years ago, life seemed simpler. If a part arrived on...

<p>In today’s episode of LC INSIDER, we’re diving into a practical topic for engineers and designers: the tools you need to work effectively with printed electronics. Printed electronics, often called PE, is becoming...

<p>In today’s episode of LCE INSIDER, we take a closer look at sustainability in electronics manufacturing. And more importantly, how printed electronics — a technology that is thinner, lighter and far more flexible...

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<p>In today’s episode of LC INSIDER, we’re looking at something every purchasing manager eventually faces: how to optimize costs when buying printed electronics. And we’re not talking about shortcuts or racing to the...

<p>In this episode of LCE INSIDER, we’ll talk about something every Product Manager and product designer eventually faces: how to really evaluate a printed electronics supplier. Not just on paper. Not just based on a...

<p>Why do innovation leaders choose printed electronics?</p><p>The answer may surprise you. <br>In today’s episode, we’re taking you on a journey through five different worlds:</p>consumer electronics, healthcare...

<p>What does printed electronics say when you bend it? “Stick to your layer!” </p><p>In modern product design, engineers and developers often need to mix new technologies with trusted ones. Customer expectations, short...

<p>Flexible Wearable Circuits: The Future of Everyday Electronics. Imagine an athlete wearing a light, flexible wristband before a morning run. This band doesn't just measure heart rate—it also checks hydration and body...
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