The 76th International Exhibition of Inventions of Nuremberg, Germany (referred to as “iENA” for short) came to a successful close amid a warm atmosphere. As one of the world’s top three invention exhibitions, the iENA, which originated in 1948, has not only witnessed the birth of countless technological innovations but has also led the trend in global technological development.

Phomio represented the Chinese delegation at the exhibition, sharing the stage with renowned names in the tech world such as Tsinghua University, Xiaomi, and Gree. Leveraging its cutting-edge technologies in eBIPV (Building-Integrated Photovoltaics) and eDisplay, Phomio secured five prestigious awards, becoming the focal point of the exhibition. The core of eDisplay technology lies in precisely controlling the microstructure of the surface material to achieve efficient directional transmission of light. Through advanced processes, a specific network of optical channels is constructed at the microscopic level, enabling light generated by the optoelectronic materials to propagate along predefined paths and ultimately exit through specific areas of the surface material, resulting in clear and coherent video signal output.