The global printing electronics industry has a good development trend

In the early days of the development of the printed electronics industry, some technical experts predicted that the lifespan, performance, and cost of printed electronics will affect the speed of development of this industry. Clearly, printed electronics is also developing steadily in all aspects.

Europe was the earliest region to develop and invest in the production of electronics. In 2007, Austrian's Nanoident Corporation established the world's first printed semiconductor factory in Australia; the British-based Plastic Logic Company also invested US$100 million to establish the world’s first A factory that produces displays with printed organic transistor backplanes; AMD, Germany, has also developed advanced thin-film memory technology.

In addition, Europe is also one of the most rapidly developing regions for the development of printed electronics. For example, the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom first discovered a polymer luminescent material and achieved many far-reaching advances in the fields of printing and thin-film electronics; the invention of the fuel-sensitized nano-film solar system invented by Switzerland Batteries have already achieved space success in the domestic and Australian markets; Germany is also the world's largest producer of scrolling presses.