by "gmctavish needs more space" (gmctavish)
Published 03/16/2017 at 15:48
by "gmctavish needs more space" (gmctavish)
Published 03/16/2017 at 15:48
Tags: Proud friend
STARS: 8
One of my oldest friends is the smartest person I know. She averaged 99.8% through high school, won a massive scholarship to study physics at McGill University, and plays like 3 instruments and can also paint really well. Anyways, after McGill, she came back to BC, and went to the University of BC, I guess to do this.
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This is the project she’s been working on with some others for quite a while. I don’t understand technology that I can’t see, so I don’t know how significant or a big deal this is. But it seems really cool. I mean they made the news, so that’s pretty awesome.
"EL_ULY" (uly)
03/16/2017 at 15:58, STARS: 1
Cracked screen/ tough case companies are going to be pissed!
lol mega radness!
"Krieger (@FSKrieger22)" (Krieger22)
03/16/2017 at 16:14, STARS: 1
I’m not sure what exactly needs folding or stretching that can use such a sensor right now, but I reckon that months or years down the line someone is going to be grateful that the tech exists.
A map susceptible to EMPs probably isn’t it.
"Roadster Man" (roadsterman)
03/16/2017 at 16:37, STARS: 1
That is a cool thing your friend did.
"Montalvo" (m5goesroundtheoutside)
03/16/2017 at 19:33, STARS: 1
This is starting to become a big thing now. Basically it opens the doors for more flexible technology a lot of which probably will be wearable. It’s a big breakthrough for curved screens which opens a lot of doors for more creative advertising as well. Probably within the next decade or so laptops/tablets will basically be even more mobile than a really thin magazine.