TactoTek Welcomes Dr. Pälvi Apilo as New Chief Technology Officer
April 4, 2025 - 13:41
In a strategic move to enhance its technological capabilities, TactoTek has appointed Dr. Pälvi Apilo as the new Chief Technology Officer. Dr. Apilo brings a wealth of experience and expertise in advanced manufacturing and materials science, which will be pivotal as the company seeks to advance its innovative In-Mold Structural Electronics (IMSE) technology.
With her leadership, TactoTek aims to further streamline its manufacturing processes and reduce material usage, aligning with global sustainability goals. Dr. Apilo's background includes significant contributions to research and development in the fields of polymers and electronics, making her an ideal fit for the role.
The company is optimistic that her appointment will accelerate the development of cutting-edge solutions that integrate electronics into molded parts, ultimately simplifying production and enhancing product design. TactoTek is committed to pushing the boundaries of technology, and Dr. Apilo's expertise is expected to play a crucial role in this mission.
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