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A vacuum-driven dot matrix display uses shadow-based pixels, each a cavity behind flexible silicone pulled inward by a vacuum pump. Control circuitry relies on pneumatic transistors, opening or closing air channels via vacuum. The first test ran Snake on the display.
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