Zenithnano develops flexible transparent conductive electrode films using a proprietary method based on the stacking of metal nanoparticles, providing a viable alternative to indium tin oxide (ITO). Their technology addresses the limitations of traditional ITO by offering enhanced flexibility and transparency for applications in touch displays and energy-efficient devices.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Indium tin oxide (ITO) is the standard material for transparent conductive films, but it is brittle and expensive, limiting its use in flexible displays, touchscreens, and other applications requiring high bendability or cost-effectiveness. Alternative materials often lack the necessary combination of transparency, conductivity, and flexibility.
Solution
Zenithnano has developed a flexible transparent conductive electrode film using a proprietary method based on the stacking of metal nanoparticles. This film serves as a viable alternative to ITO, offering enhanced flexibility and transparency for applications in touch displays and energy-efficient devices. The technology enables the creation of more durable and cost-effective flexible electronic devices.
Target Audience
The primary customers are manufacturers of touch displays, flexible electronic devices, solar panels, and e-ink displays.
Features
- Flexible transparent conductive electrode films for touch displays and other applications
- Proprietary method based on the stacking of metal nanoparticles
- Alternative to indium tin oxide (ITO)
- Enhanced flexibility and transparency
- Water-resistant encapsulation films for photovoltaic solar panels, e-ink displays and flexible thin-film photovoltaics
- Optical films including low-reflection and high-reflection materials