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Temporary tattoos fitted with electronics make flexible, ultrathin sensors
- epochwolf 15y agoI think it's time to bring up the Mark of the Beast. Nothing like a good moral panic get the blood flowing. Panics aside, this is awesome.
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- Pointsly 15y agoThis will be instrumental for gamification. See: http://g4tv.com/videos/44277/dice-2010-design-outside-the-box-presentation/ http://g4tv.com/videos/44277/dice-2010-design-outside-the-bo...
- glimcat 15y agoNice, but how scalable is the fabrication process?
- glimcat 15y agoTo answer my own question, there was an article in Science yesterday which goes into much more detail on this project. The backing appears quite scalable if there aren't any hidden gotchas that they didn't discuss. The electronics are probably the tricky part, but they still look doable. MC10 is doing the commercialization. http://mc10inc.com/pages/tech_overview.php http://mc10inc.com/pages/tech_overview.php
- jamesbkel 15y agoI could see this becoming very popular as a heart-rate etc. monitor at high-end gyms. Slap on a tattoo that will interface with whatever machines you use, then wash it off in the shower.