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mcamara
12y ago
Since it should be relatively straightforward to weaponize these drones, is this all leading to a ban on civilian drones in the foreseeable future?
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mcamara
12y ago
Thank you! I wasn't trying to be manipulative, I swear.
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mcamara
12y ago
Thank you so much!
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mcamara
12y ago
Printed electronics companies are currently working in fields ranging from: smart credit cards (with auth codes for instance), medical patches, interactive packaging (in the Harry Pottery sense but also for sensing), interactive playing car
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mcamara
12y ago
We think printed electronics allows for three key features in new products: - Freedom in design. It used to be that electronics was about designing square rigid boards to put inside square rigid boards. That doesn't have to be the case
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mcamara
12y ago
You're very right, we should clarify. The technologies not previously available to the public refer to the printed electronics components: electrochromic displays, printed carbon-zinc batteries, LED die chips on film, printed polymer s
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mcamara
12y ago
I'm part of the team behind this project. Your guess is very much on the money on both counts - we can't deny we'd love to blow past it, and the fab process for many of the components is already set up. One other factor is th