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prajwal rai
The technology that the every research person interested about is nanotechnology. Now the same nanotechnology has become the research topic in the field of mobile technology. The leading mobile company Nokia has come forward to produce a mobile phone using the nanotechnology.
The device called as nanomorph phone is the jointly developed by the Nokia Research centre and the Cambridge University. This future mobile device could be flexible enough to transform into different shapes.
The concept uses a similar principle as spider silk, enabling elasticity in mobile devices so they could be transformed into different shapes to adjust to a specific task. It could involve a folded design to be used in a traditional mobile phone, or a larger unfolded design for displaying more information and involving keyboards and touch pads. Morph could lead to mobile devices that use transparent materials, repel dirt and fingerprints, use solar energy to charge, and use integrated sensors to provide more information about the environment.
Along with all these features it will have an ability to change the color as surrounding environment. It can also sense the touch. It will be possible to take photographs without using lens.
As we can see in the pitcher the phone can be transformed in to any shape.
We can stretch it like a keyboard.
Important features of nanomorph phone:
It is stretchable and flexible.
Charging is done using solar energy.
Liquid battery is used.
Integrated sensors
Transparent.
Repel dust and fingerprint.
Use nano wire lithography process.
Transparent Resistive Random Access Memory (TRRAM).
Some elements of Morph could be integrated into high-end mobile devices in the next seven years. Eventually nanotechnology used in Morph could lead to lower-cost devices and allow for more functionality in a much smaller space.
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