Researchers have developed a new metal-polymer conductive material that does not lose its conductivity even under mechanical stresses such as bending, stretching, and folding. Such flexible conductive materials could be very important for future wearable technologies and crypto devices. A material that offers both durability and flexibility could revolutionize IoT and blockchain hardware applications.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 12-20 07:57
Hardware wallets are finally about to take off. Can cold wallets really now fit in your pocket?
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-19 15:00
Hmm... this sounds pretty fancy, but can it really be used in a hardware wallet?
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DegenDreamer
· 12-19 14:59
Huh? This material sounds awesome. Can it really solve the durability issues of hardware wallets?
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pvt_key_collector
· 12-19 14:58
Hmm... flexible conductive materials, right? Sounds like just another hype concept. It will still take a few more years before mass production is truly feasible.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-19 14:57
If this thing really works, the hardware wallet needs to be more robust.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-19 14:56
flexible conductors finally hitting the market huh... let me guess, paper hands gonna dump this before the real accumulation phase even starts lol
Researchers have developed a new metal-polymer conductive material that does not lose its conductivity even under mechanical stresses such as bending, stretching, and folding. Such flexible conductive materials could be very important for future wearable technologies and crypto devices. A material that offers both durability and flexibility could revolutionize IoT and blockchain hardware applications.