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As early as a few months ago, scientists from Akron University's research team published a paper showing that it has been found that adding a transparent electrode film on the surface of a polymer can significantly increase the surface toughness and the elasticity of the polymer. And these results have passed the repeated bending test and the transparent electrode film peel test (to ensure that the coating does not deteriorate or separate from the surface).

It can be imagined that once the results of this study are put into practice and become productive forces, it is very likely to subvert the current touch screen market. At this stage, traditional smart phone touch screens generally use indium tin oxide as a coating. But its fragile nature is doomed to fail to resist the power from the outside world. And I have to say that the production of traditional smart phone touch screens is also very expensive.

The latest research results from Akron University's research group show that it is entirely possible to use conductive transparent films with low cost and high flexibility to replace traditional indium tin oxide (ITO) coatings. In this way, besides being able to drop and have a low cost, the toughness of the smart mobile device screen can be effectively improved. At the same time, the research team's experiments also indicated that this conductive transparent film can withstand 1000 bending tests, and can also fully maintain its shape and function.

At present, there is no news that this technology will be put into mass production. I believe that many smart phone users who have experienced broken cell phone screens must hope that they will be available soon and avoid the loss caused by broken cell phone screens. Interested users may continue to pay attention to our website, and we will provide you with the latest progress of the research results at the first time.