Researchers have demonstrated the world’s first stretchable and comfortable LED display laminated into textiles. This advance could lead to wearable technology being less obtrusive and more comfortable, which would encourage them to be worn more often and increase the quality of data collected. Greater feedback to the wearer would also be enabled.
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