The University of Tokyo in Japan has developed a smart skin that can be directly attached to the skin to display health data in real time. It is reported that the team was led by Tokyo University professor Takao Someya, who developed an ultra-thin display that is as flexible as the skin. The skin is embedded with a length and width of 24x16 miniature LED lights, and the thickness is only 1.1mm. It will not feel uncomfortable after being attached to the human body for one week. In addition to sensor and wireless communication module blessing, in addition to monitoring health data, this smart skin can also send and receive information and emoji, so that patients who can't speak can communicate with family members and medical staff. The Dainippon Printing Company, which is involved in the research, plans to improve it and is expected to go public three years later. Suizhou simi intelligent technology development co., LTD , https://www.msmvape.com
