An all-printed ferroelectric active matrix sensor network based on only five functional materials forming a touchless control interface

Macroelectronic components combining different classes of devices often suffer from the high complexity and costs of the manufacturing processes. The printing of an active-matrix sensor network using only five functional inks is demonstrated. The result is an all-printed monolithically integrated touchless input interface, including ferroelectric sensor pixels, organic transistors for impedance matching, and an electrochromic display.