role of silicate platelets is to generate paths for directing the migration of AgNPs into the surface.However, some AgNPs attached to the silicate surface at 300 °C, as evidenced by the highconductivity. The electrical resistance of the sintered films was measured by using the films in anelectrical circuit to illuminate LED bulbs (Figure 3c (1) and (2)) and Supplementary Material Video S1). Furthermore, the flexible duration and simultaneous conductance changes were tested under 3000 cycles (Figure 3d and e, and Supplementary Material Video S1). The electrical performance of the films showed a different trend for the POE-imide contents than that observed for the resistivity of the silver features. After heat treatment at 300 °C, the sheet resistance of the NSP/POEimide/AgNO3 hybrid film with a weight ratio of 1:20:20 varied by over eight orders of magnitude compared to that of the hybrid film with a weight ratio of 1:0:0 (the respective sheet resistances were 1.94 × 106 Ω/sq and 5.32 × 10−2 Ω/sq), suggesting that the sheet resistance varied according to the AgNP content. A decrease of the POE-imide content (NSP/POE-imide/AgNO3 1:10:20) led to a sheet resistance of 5.56 × 10−2 Ω/sq when the sintering temperature was 300 °C. The sheet resistance decreased to 10−4 Ω/sq when the AgNP content increased to 5 wt% (NSP/POE-imide/AgNO3 1:10:35)for the same temperature (Table 1). The variation in the sheet resistance shows that the conductivity of the nanohybrid materials was improved when AgNPs were used as conductive fillers.