The 76th International Exhibition of Inventions Nuremberg (iENA), one of the world's top three invention exhibitions, successfully concluded in Germany amidst a warm atmosphere. Since its inception in 1948, the exhibition has not only witnessed the emergence of countless technological innovations but has also been at the forefront of driving global technological development.

PHOMI, representing the Chinese delegation, showcased its technologies alongside top universities such as Tsinghua and leading brands like Gree and Xiaomi. Thanks to its cutting-edge eBIPV and Display technologies, PHOMI garnered five prestigious awards, becoming a highlight of the exhibition.

PHOMI's eBIPV technology received both the iENA Organizing Committee Award, the highest honor of the conference, and the iENA Gold Award. Meanwhile, the eDisplay technology also secured the iENA Organizing Committee Award, the iENA Gold Award, and the Special Award (ARCA Award of the International Exhibition of Inventions).

After experiencing PHOMI's eBIPV product, visitors couldn't help but express their admiration. By precisely manipulating the microstructure of original zero-carbon surface materials, eBIPV maintains the surface's opaque properties while guiding light to propagate in a specific direction. This significantly enhances the power generation efficiency of photovoltaic materials and eliminates architectural light pollution caused by sunlight reflection.

The eDisplay technology's core lies in its precise manipulation of the microstructure of surface materials to achieve efficient directional conduction of light. Through advanced processes, a specific optical channel network is constructed at the microscopic level, enabling light generated by photoelectric materials to propagate along a preset path and emerge through specific areas of the surface material, forming a clear and coherent video signal output.

Dr. Zhongliang Ouyang, a renowned materials scientist and physicist who previously worked at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in the United States and now with PHOMI, personally exhibited at the booth. He introduced PHOMI's cutting-edge eBIPV and eDisplay technologies to visitors and experts from around the world, elaborating on their principles, advantages, and future application prospects.

Prof. Dr. Oliver Mayer, the Chairman of the Jury, visited the PHOMI booth multiple times. He inquired in detail about the research and development background and innovative details of eBIPV and eDisplay technologies and personally experienced them. He highly praised PHOMI's innovative spirit and technical strength, stating, "PHOMI's eBIPV and eDisplay technologies undoubtedly bring new breakthroughs and opportunities to the global photovoltaic and display technology fields."

In recent years, PHOMI has been committed to strengthening intellectual property protection from the source and currently holds over 2,000 independent intellectual property rights, with invention patents accounting for up to 40%.

As the creator, global leader, and industry standard setter in the MCM/soft ceramic industry, PHOMI completed technological iteration in 2023 and emerged as a global leader in cutting-edge eBIPV and eDisplay technologies. This year, PHOMI has successively won the Gold Award at the 123rd Paris International Exhibition of Inventions and the Innovation Design Award at the 136th Canton Fair.

PHOMI's footprint has spread to more than 120 countries and regions worldwide, with its service system covering five continents. Looking ahead, PHOMI will continue to uphold the spirit of innovation, deepen technological research and development, expand its global industrial layout, and strive to convert more cutting-edge technologies into practical applications, contributing to human sustainable development.

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The 2024 Guangzhou Design Week, scheduled for December 6-9, 2024, will be held in Guangzhou, China. PHOMI invites you to join us in meeting the future!

Venue: Poly World Trade Center Exhibition Hall

Booth: 6B03，Hall 6