walkandtalk
Well-Known Member
Found this on Engadget, thought it was interesting:
"A team of researchers at Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have pioneered a never before seen application of ionic conductivity by creating a see-through artificial muscle that can produce sounds spanning the entire audible spectrum."
There's a video with a demo in the link.
"A team of researchers at Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have pioneered a never before seen application of ionic conductivity by creating a see-through artificial muscle that can produce sounds spanning the entire audible spectrum."
There's a video with a demo in the link.
