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Researchers at the National University of Singapore developed the world's first touchscreen sleeve using 54 electronic fibres containing 96 LED lights each. The device connects wirelessly, displays images, and measures body temperature. It remains washable after 50 cycles and flexible after 1,000 bends, meeting safety limits for skin contact.
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