Digitally analog
Touch Screen displays are usually associated with layer upon layer of electronic and chemical components. However, researchers have managed to turn regular old paper into a touch screen display using a sensor and color-changing inks. It could mean the beginning of interactive books, paintings, museum displays or even wallpaper.
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TOUCHSCREENS MADE OUT OF PAPER. emergentfutures:
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Could this be the next big thing in years to come? Touch-sensitive paper creates interactive displays -
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Interactive books! Hell yea! Like Harry Potter newspapers!
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Still in its primitive state. I’d like to see the future of this technology — it’s where things will either get...
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Interactive books? Please?
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Technology. Mother. Fucking. Technology.
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