Next generation graphene sensors

The sensor developed by Atomic Mechanics is made with graphene, allows accurate sensing and measurement of force, touch and pressure.
60% of mobile device users cited usability problems such as touch accuracy when making on-screen selections and accidental unintended pressing have been raised as issues of frustration by many users.
The newly developed film utilises graphene’s multiple superlative properties. Graphene is a perfect material for this new technology as it is strong, transparent, flexible and extremely conductive, leading to enhanced functionality.
Find out more at www.atomic-mechanics.com www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk
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[@Kniffel101]

Cheap methods of creating Graphene need to see the light of day ASAP, it's such an amazing material! :O

[@EdmondMirijaj]

Great! Is it durable?

[@Tomahawk1999]

damn it these could be embedded in the skin of a stealth fighter like India's AMCA

[@benparkinson8314]

Interesting

[@bartoszbarejko1585]

50 Years behind me . But Interesting .