Flexible transparent conductive materials silver nanowires
If wearable is the big buzzword of CES this year, then "flexible" can't be far behind. silver nanowires are likely to enable the next generation of flexibly flexible touch panels, including turning your whole car dashboard into one vast finger-responsive surface.
That's because they're better at electrical conduction than indium tin oxide, the current touch-sensor material of choice, as well as being more readily applied to flexible plastic substrates. Meanwhile, they're also highly transparent. again, more so than the existing materials - opening the door to overlaying practically invisible touch sensors onto any surface without obscuring what's underneath.
If wearable is the big buzzword of CES this year, then "flexible" can't be far behind. silver nanowires are likely to enable the next generation of flexibly flexible touch panels, including turning your whole car dashboard into one vast finger-responsive surface.
That's because they're better at electrical conduction than indium tin oxide, the current touch-sensor material of choice, as well as being more readily applied to flexible plastic substrates. Meanwhile, they're also highly transparent. again, more so than the existing materials - opening the door to overlaying practically invisible touch sensors onto any surface without obscuring what's underneath.
It's not just touch panels, either. The highly-conductive silver nanowires also have applications in extra-efficient solar panels, and lighting panels, which also benefit from the fact that the nanowires are practically indestructible.
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