The STELEC project consortium has made waves at the prestigious Design, Automation and Test in Europe (DATE-2025) conference in Lyon (31.03 - 02.04 2025), captivating an audience of over 600 participants with its groundbreaking advancements. STELEC's presentation showcased its unique full-stack approach to textile electronic system design. This comprehensive methodology covers: 1. Materials and Process Technology: Innovatively integrating the latest advancements in textile materials with cutting-edge process technology. 2. Device Modeling and Circuit Implementation: Pioneering new ways to model devices and implement circuits for enhanced performance. 3. Application Development: Crafting forward-thinking applications that push the boundaries of what textile electronics can achieve. A key highlight of STELEC's approach is its orientation towards open EDA (Electronic Design Automation) frameworks. This aspect piqued significant interest among the DATE community, as it represents a concerted effort to break down traditional silos between disciplines, fostering co-optimization for superior performance, efficiency, and reliability. Additionally, the project aligns with the European Innovation Council?s (EIC) responsible electronics portfolio, underscoring its dedication to sustainability in electronic systems. STELEC is setting new standards for responsible innovation in the electronics sector.
