Stick-on Circuits
About a year ago, University of Illinois researcher John Rogers revealed a pretty amazing creation:
a circuit that, rather than living on an inflexible board, could stick
to and move with someone’s skin just like an ink stamp. But like any
early research, it was mostly a proof-of-concept, and it would require
relatively expensive, custom-printed electronics to work.
Today, Rogers, in conjunction with Northwestern University's Yonggang Huang, has published details on version 2.0 in Science, revealing that this once-esoteric project has more immediate, mass market appeal.
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