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Interactive Talking Paper

The Paper Four project in Sweden has developed a prototype digital paper that uses embedded sensors to detect touch, and when you graze over a certain spot, it actually talks back to you via "printed speakers."

The device combines paper with "printed graphic codes and electronically conductive ink that is sensitive to pressure." This could become an practical mass use format for interactive outdoor advertising.

Source: Engadget

This entry was posted by Hashem Bajwa, on 11 March 2008. You can leave your response.

“Interactive Talking Paper”