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Sritama Roy¹, Lakshmi Priya Ramakrishnan², Rangesh Vasudevan³

¹Micro and Nano Devices Laboratory, School of Electronics Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, 600127, India.

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Summary

Sustainable manufacturing technology, particularly inkjet-printed electronics, offers an environmentally friendly solution for the growing global demand for electronic devices. This technology minimizes waste and positively impacts the economy and environment.

Keywords:

emerging technology inkjet printing nanoparticle ink printing ink sustainable

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Sustainable Manufacturing
Electronics Engineering

Background:

Growing global demand for electronic devices necessitates sustainable manufacturing solutions.
Environmental constraints are driving the shift towards eco-friendly technologies in all industries.
Printed electronics offer a viable pathway to regulate electronic component production sustainably.

Purpose of the Study:

To review recent advances in inkjet-printed electronics for various applications.
To discuss inkjet printing ink formulations that minimize environmental waste.
To explore the future scope and impact of printed electronics on the economy and environment.

Main Methods:

Literature review of recent advances in inkjet-printed electronics.
Analysis of inkjet printing ink formulations and their environmental impact.
Discussion on the economic and environmental implications of printed electronics.

Main Results:

Inkjet-printed electronics represent a significant advancement in sustainable manufacturing.
Specific ink formulations and printing methods can effectively minimize environmental waste.
The adoption of printed electronics is projected to have a positive economic and environmental impact.

Conclusions:

Inkjet-printed electronics are a key technology for meeting the decade's demand for sustainable electronic production.
Further research into ink formulation and printing processes will enhance environmental benefits.
Printed electronics hold substantial promise for a greener and more economical future in the electronics industry.