iSkin stickers could be used to control mobile devices

While a wrist-worn smartwatch may be easier to access than a smartphone that has to be retrieved from a pocket, the things certainly have tiny screens. That could make them rather difficult to use for certain tasks, particularly ones where a larger interface area is needed. Well, that's where iSkin comes in. The experimental system allows users to control mobile devices using flexible, stretchable stickers that adhere to their skin. .. Continue Reading iSkin stickers could be used to control mobile devices



Section: Wearable Electronics



Tags: Carnegie Mellon, Input Device, Interface, Saarland University, Skin, Smartwatch



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