Modecom project: display electronic information on all products
An international organization led by the University of Bath (UK) has launched a large-scale program to study how the use of organic OLED displays could revolutionize the world. In terms of technology, better than the lighting system
An international organization led by the University of Bath (UK) has launched a large-scale program to study how the use of organic OLED displays could revolutionize the world. Technically, better improve the lighting system.
One of the applications of Modecom: yogurt products will display warning if broken (Photo: HTV)
Thanks to the thinness and softness of these films, lighting and electronic displays can be integrated on any material such as fabric and packaging to display electronic forms. death
Some applications of these devices are able to turn a window into a nighttime system into a more efficient lighting system than the current bulb, changing the color of the clothing when pressed on a button; Allows warning messages or advertisements to display on widgets or products, and electronic devices that can charge themselves when needed.
The European Union-funded Modecom project lasts three years and will study the application of science in polymer-based equipment.
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