Soft Interfaces: Revolutionary Textile-Integrated Light Switches
The Fraunhofer IZM and WINT Design Lab have collaborated to create a lamp that utilizes printable Liquid Metal Ink, enabling textile-integrated light switches.
At the Berlin Science Week on November 1st and 2nd, visitors can learn more about the project and experience it firsthand.
The Project Team
- Lukas Werft and Christian Dils from the Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration IZM
- Robin Hoske and Felix Rasehorn from WINT Design Lab
The project aims to develop textiles that can respond to touch and interact intelligently with their environment.
The key to this innovation lies in the newly developed, fully printable Liquid Metal Ink (LMI) made with Galinstan.
Author's summary: Researchers develop textile-integrated light switches using printable Liquid Metal Ink.
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