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A fully flexible colour display inspired by chameleon skin has been developed by a team in Florida. Its creators say it could be used to alter soldiers' camouflage instantly, allow normal clothes to change colour, or create low-powered e-reader screens. The colour change is achieved by applying different voltage levels to the display.

Previous attempts at creating similar technology produced displays that could produce only a limited colour palette.
Prof Chanda said his technology was the first to offer the full RGB colour model - red, green and blue.
The design of the display had been inspired by nature, he said.
"All manmade displays - LCD, LED, CRT - are rigid, brittle and bulky," he said.
"But you look at an octopus, they can create colour on the skin itself, covering a complex body contour, and it's stretchable and flexible.
"That was the motivation, 'Can we take some inspiration from biology and create a skin-like display?'"
The display is extremely lightweight - thinner than a human hair.

 

 
 
Now go to party select a cool outfit on the go... Then the dress designers can sell designs online for new designs. new fashions in minutes..
 
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This could be the natural successor of smartwatches. Think about it - why wear a dedicated wristband if you could have a phone-sized screen embedded in your clothes or even simply applied to your arm as a second skin?

Don't ask to ask, just ask... please 🤨

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This could be the natural successor of smartwatches. Think about it - why wear a dedicated wristband if you could have a phone-sized screen embedded in your clothes or even simply applied to your arm as a second skin?

Smart-Skin -> a fun idea, til someone hacks it

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