Display technologies in smartphones directly affect the user experience. For example, a phone with an OLED display More than LCD It shows colors more vividly and realistically, especially when watching TV series and movies. Of course, the difference is not limited to this. Display technologies differ from each other in many areas, from battery consumption to efficiency.
Unfortunately with the quality screen exorbitant price problem it brings. Since the production cost is high and troublesome, even if it is damaged, the technical service charges almost zero repair fee for the phone. It’s expensive because of the lining. Two researchers from Canada-based Concordia University have developed a technology that will change this situation.
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Repairs scratches by itself when screen is at room temperature
The project is led by two researchers from the OH Research Group of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Concordia University. In the blog post shared on the university’s website, the working logic of the system was detailed. The team first created polymer networks that could self-heal using synthetic methods. Then they left the materials they developed to stand at room temperature.
Concordia University has announced that the project has yielded excellent results as a result of trials. If implemented, the screen will automatically repair minor scratches and damage at room temperature. Twinkal Patel, who is also a PhD candidate, “Self-Healing Reprocessable Triboelectric Nanogenerators Made with Vitrimeric Poly Networks” In his article in the title, he said:
Damages and scratches dynamically while developing self-healing abilityOn the one hand, we aimed to preserve the strength of the network. We also focused on ensuring that the scratches heal completely in the warmth.
Pothana Gandhi Nellepalli, partner of Twinkal Patel, thanks to this project. burden on consumers will decrease stated. “The materials we develop will save time and money for consumers, while their impact on the environment will also decrease,” Nellepalli said. In addition, Twink Patel hopes that the same technology will be developed in the future. increase the battery life of mobile phones stated that it can also be used for