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New Method for Integrating Flexible Electronics Into Skin *****es
 At the Waseda University in Japan, researchers have come up with a new, cheaper way of producing electronic devices that are flexible, elastic, and adhere to the skin. This development may help body monitoring electronic Skin *****es that interface with smartphone apps to become commonly used in medicine and by consumers.The tech**logy relies onآ*elastomeric films only 1آ*خ¼m thick that can safely contain electronic components sandwiched between them. An inkjet printer is used to put down lines of silver for wiring the components together. Importantly, there’s ** soldering or gluing involved, which allows for a thinner final product that is highly Flexible without fear of damage to the electrical connections. The team demonstrated the tech**logy by Integrating an electronic chip and an LED Into a ***** that is easily conforms to the Skin and continues working for extended time periods. Study in Journal of Materials Chemistry C: Sandwich fixation of electronic elements using free-standing elastomeric na**sheets for low-temperature device processes… Via:آ*Waseda University… This post New Method for Integrating Flexible Electronics Into Skin *****es appeared first on Medgadget. ??????? ??????: New Method for Integrating Flexible Electronics Into Skin *****es || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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