Reduced-graphene oxide circuits are directly patterned on glass substrate using an industrially available excimer laser system. A threshold of laser energy density is observed, which provide a clear differentiation on whether the graphene oxide is reduced. The highest conductivity measured is 7.142×103 S/m. The reduced-graphene oxide displays a transmittance greater than 80% across the entire range from 450 to 800 nm. The outstanding electrical, optical, and morphological properties have enabled reduced-graphene oxide to display promising applications, and this nano-processing method makes reduced-graphene oxide even more attractive when used as a transparent electrode for touch screens or in other applications.