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> Unfortunately, most flexible e-ink displays aren't made to always be flexing. If they're flexed during an update, it can damage the display That's news to me
by robinsoh 5y ago
> Unfortunately, most flexible e-ink displays aren't made to always be flexing. If they're flexed during an update, it can damage the display
That's news to me. I've seen their flexible displays being updated while being bent 10 years ago, shape sensing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ol_uu5pMmq8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ol_uu5pMmq8 Is there some information we can read about your claim?
- shakna 5y agoIt's a common caution found in the specsheet. You'll need to refer to the individual component for details. But, for example: https://www.adafruit.com/product/4262 https://www.adafruit.com/product/4262 > Please note: this display is flexible but that doesn't mean you can constantly flex it. > These displays should not be flexed/moved during a display update, you'll get odd effects. > Continuously flexing it will eventually damage the display. > There's no specification for how many times it can be flexed, so keep it minimal!