Abstract: A method for manufacturing a touch panel includes the following procedures. A base plate is provided. An indium tin oxide film is formed on the base plate. The indium tin oxide film is etched to form a plurality of first and second electrodes which are alternatively arranged according to columns on the base plate and insulated from each other, and the first electrodes in a column along a first direction are electrically coupled to each other. A plurality of insulated layers is formed on the first and second electrodes. A plurality of conductive connectors are formed on the plurality of insulated layers via an ink jet printing method to electrically interconnect with the second electrodes in a column along the second direction intersecting the first direction. The widths of the conductive connectors are reduced below 10 ?m via a laser processing method.

Abstract: A method for printing on a curved surface includes determining if a surface of a workpiece is curved, cutting an image to be printed into at least two printing areas if the surface is curved, and printing the printing area of the image on each surface of the workpiece. If the surfaces of the workpiece are not curved, the printing system directly prints the image on the workpiece. The printing system includes a rotating mechanism and a printer including an inkjet head having a plurality of nozzles. The workpiece is positioned on the rotating mechanism. The rotating mechanism rotates each surface of the workpiece to face the inkjet head and the inkjet head prints each printing area on it.

Abstract: An inkjet printer includes an inkjet cartridge, an inkjet head, a controller, a viscosity adjustment device and a viscometer. The inkjet cartridge is filled with ink. The inkjet head is connected to the inkjet cartridge. The catcher plate is opposite to the inkjet head, and connected to the cartridge. The viscometer is configured for determining a viscosity of ink in the inkjet cartridge. The viscosity adjustment device is configured for adjusting viscosity of ink in the inkjet cartridge. The controller is electrically connected to the inkjet head, the viscometer, and the viscosity adjustment device, respectively.

Abstract: A continuous coating supply system includes a first coating storage unit, a second coating storage unit, a coating intake, a coating outlet, conduits and a plurality of valves. The conduits connect the first storage unit, the second coating storage unit, the coating intake and the coating outlet and are positioned on the conduits. The control unit is respectively connected to the first storage unit and the second storage, to determine a volume of coating in the first storage unit and the second storage unit, thus deciding to opened and close the valves. The pressure unit is respectively connected to the first storage unit and the second storage unit, to apply air pressure to the first coating storage unit and the second coating storage unit.

Abstract: An inkjet printer includes an inkjet cartridge, an inkjet head, a controller, a viscosity adjustment device and a viscometer. The inkjet cartridge is filled with ink. The inkjet head is connected to the inkjet cartridge. The catcher plate is opposite to the inkjet head, and connected to the cartridge. The viscometer is configured for determining a viscosity of ink in the inkjet cartridge. The viscosity adjustment device is configured for adjusting viscosity of ink in the inkjet cartridge. The controller is electrically connected to the inkjet head, the viscometer, and the viscosity adjustment device, respectively.

Abstract: A three-dimensional continuous printing method on a workpiece positioned on a rotation mechanism is described. The rotation mechanism rotates the print area of the surface of the workpiece to face the inkjet head of the printer. The inkjet head of the printer prints on the print area of the surface of the workpiece. A selection of additional print areas is offered. If the selection is requested, the rotation mechanism rotates the workpiece such that the desired print area faces the inkjet head of the printer, and selection of the other print area of the workpiece for print is confirmed. If not, the printing process is completed.

Abstract: A method for printing on a curved surface includes determining if a surface of a workpiece is curved, cutting an image to be printed into at least two printing areas if the surface is curved, and printing the printing area of the image on each surface of the workpiece. If the surfaces of the workpiece are not curved, the printing system directly prints the image on the workpiece. The printing system includes a rotating mechanism and a printer including an inkjet head having a plurality of nozzles. The workpiece is positioned on the rotating mechanism. The rotating mechanism rotates each surface of the workpiece to face the inkjet head and the inkjet head prints each printing area on it.