Abstract
Graphene nanotubes grant engineers the ability to produce totally new, highly innovative and competitive products. Wind turbines, tires, anti-static packaging and clothes, home and industrial electronics, car parts – the number of graphene nanotube-enhanced polymer applications is growing fast, building an ecosystem of greater efficiency and durability around us. 450 experts from 31 country at NAUM’19 Industry Summit in Kyoto discussed the combination of conductivity, strength and the greater control over color that is now possible thanks to these tiny tubes.
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