This document discusses transparent electronics and transparent conducting oxides (TCOs). It introduces TCOs like indium oxide and zinc oxide, which enable invisible electronics by combining optical transparency with electrical conductivity. It explains how doping and oxygen reduction can generate carriers in TCOs to produce this unique combination of properties. Potential applications mentioned include mobile phones, laptops, solar panels, and transparent displays. The document concludes that transparent electronics will have a great impact on human-machine interaction and lead to new applications, while also potentially posing environmental challenges.