Xerox’s Printable Circuitry

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October 29, 2009

Xerox has developed a silver ink that can be used to print electronic circuits on fabrics, films, and materials other than boards.

Where silicon is the current standard for circuitry boards, the new ink allows electronic components to be integrated into apparel and flexible surfaces.

[ via Gizmag ]

By Francisco Hui

in Electronics & Gadgets, Fashion, Web & Technology, Francisco Hui's Articles

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