Kara Manke

Duke University
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Use too little of your capacity, and you’re wasting resources. Push too close to the limit, and you risk failure and loss.
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Duke University researchers have developed a new 'spray-on' digital memory (upper left) that could be used to build programmable electronic devices on flexible materials like paper, plastic or fabric. To demonstrate a simple application of their device, they used their memory to program different patterns of four LED lights in a simple circuit.
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