In simple terms, printed electronics is an umbrella term for the printing technique used for creating electronic systems by printing on various substrates. The burgeoning demand for thinner electronics and wearables is fueling the requirement for printed electronics as this technology is needed for creating electronic skin patches, flexible keyboards, and antennas. Due to this reason, this technology is rapidly becoming invaluable to various industries. The soaring adoption of printed electronics in several internet of things (IoT) applications and the mushrooming production of OLEDs via the inkjet printing technology are also driving the demand for printed electronics across the world. This is, in turn, propelling the growth of the global printed electronics market. The market research company, P&S Intelligence predicts that the value of the market will rise from $35.7 billion in 2019 to $363.1 billion by 2030. Printed electronics uses both printer and material for creating electr...