A Bold Step Toward the Future of Transparent Electronics
DuPont is setting a new standard in the world of electronic materials with its latest showcase in South Korea. At the Electronics Manufacturing Korea (EMK) and Automotive World Korea (AWK) exhibitions, the company is unveiling silver nanowire technology designed to revolutionize transparent electronics. DuPont highlights its innovations, focusing on smart mobility surfaces, transparent heaters, in-mold electronics, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). These new technologies support a smarter, safer, and more connected future in both automotive and consumer electronics sectors.
Silver Nanowires Empower Advanced Vehicle Technologies
DuPont’s latest breakthroughs are reshaping how vehicles interact with technology. By enhancing LiDAR sensors, cameras, headlamps, and windshields, the company enables seamless transparent heating and clearer visibility, which are vital for electric and autonomous vehicles. Yuan Yuan Zhou, DuPont’s Global Business Director, emphasized the company’s role in enhancing driver safety and efficiency through strategic partnerships and product integration. Their silver nanowire solutions support rapid innovation for Tier 1 and Tier 2 automotive manufacturers navigating the shift toward e-mobility.
Introducing DuPont™ Activegrid™: A New Era of Conductive Materials
Central to DuPont’s innovation is the Activegrid™ product line, a transparent conductive technology redefining smart mobility design. The flagship Activegrid™ ink offers superior optical clarity, conductivity, and environmental durability, making it ideal for curved or 3D surfaces. Compatible with standard industrial coating methods, it provides a cost-efficient alternative to indium tin oxide. It supports a wide range of uses including transparent EMI shielding, OLED displays, smart windows, and photovoltaic systems. This versatility makes it a game-changer across multiple high-tech industries.
Low-Temperature and High-Performance Solutions for Broader Applications
DuPont’s Activegrid™ ink LT cures at temperatures under 60°C, making it perfect for temperature-sensitive materials like polarizers, adhesives, and biomedical components. It speeds up production while expanding application possibilities in electronics and medical devices. Meanwhile, the Activegrid™ film delivers unmatched conductivity and optical quality with flexible substrates like PET and polycarbonate. These materials are tailored for in-mold electronics, capacitive touch screens, and next-gen OLED panels. Altogether, DuPont’s innovations are driving a major transformation in both automotive technology and everyday electronics.
