Demonstrations and applications

Explore working NanoPaper prototypes and the printing, processing and assembly steps behind them.

Assembled NanoPaper RFID prototype beside its reader response.

Copper RFID prototype →

A printed copper antenna, low-temperature soldered chip attachment, and a successful reader response.

A finger contacts a NanoPaper pressure-sensor array beside its displayed pressure map.

Pressure-sensor array →

A screen-printed 4×4 array demonstrated pressure mapping through a collaboration with Yamagata University and the University of Waterloo.

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