Plasma technology involves the use of plasma, a state of matter where gas is energized to the point that some electrons break free from their atoms. This ionized gas can conduct electricity and is used in various applications, including semiconductor manufacturing, surface treatment, and medical sterilization. Plasma can be generated in different ways, such as through electrical discharges or microwave energy. One of the key benefits of plasma technology is its ability to modify materials at a microscopic level without causing significant heat damage. This makes it ideal for enhancing the properties of surfaces, such as improving adhesion or creating antimicrobial surfaces. Additionally, plasma technology is being explored for its potential in waste treatment and environmental applications.