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Conformally wrapping surfaces with stretchable sheets of optoelectronics provides a practical route for integrating well-developed planar device technologies onto complex curvilinear objects
Stretchable silicon eye camera developed
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The aligned arrays represent an important step toward large-scale integrated nanotube electronics
Nanotubes used as semiconductor material
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Important new types of electronic systems will rely on the ability to mix and match wide ranging classes of devices in three dimensional configurations on unusual substrates
New semiconductor technology created
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Stretchable silicon offers different capabilities than can be achieved with standard silicon chips
Stretchable silicon meets electronics
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That way you could have the ability to design a molecule that leads to a high-performance device
New plastic circuits could replace paper
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The world of plastic electronics now is about where the silicon world was 20 or 30 years ago
New plastic circuits could replace paper
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There's a hope here to print out circuits over large areas like you would print out a newspaper, with the resulting potential to drive costs down compared to silicon, which needs to be made in expensive clean room facilities
New plastic circuits could replace paper
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This assembly process could be performed commercially to produce complex circuits
New plastic circuits could replace paper
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