MARCH 22, 2017|TECHNOLOGY & SOFTWARE
Rewritable Digital Paper Gets Closer To Being Real
For years science fiction stories have predicted digital paper will offer a new standard for us to read dynamically updated content.
Now a team of researchers is bringing us closer to that vision with a type of rewriteable paper that uses only light and no ink. It seems to be in early stages, but it is hard not to be excited by the possibilities of this technology. Now we just need artificial intelligence to sync with the paper to correct “fake news” in real time as we read it.
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