Would such an array of electronic stimulation points cause any long  
term damage to the nerve endings in the fingers?  This is about a  
bazillion miles from my area of expertise so pardon any really dopey  
questions.

cdh
On Aug 31, 2009, at 6:05 PM, Yuma Antoine Decaux wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I believe they are talking about an electrode array which gives you
> feedback with leectrical impulses instead of pin mounted refreshable
> display. That is the one allusion or addendum to what the iphone
> already has through sound cues.
>
> I find it interesting as it would allow, given the right resolution,
> to figure the street display not only in hotspots and points of
> interest but also in the actual topology of the place. There is a
> technology which uses the same principle whereas the rgb values,
> displayed in monochrome, allows the user to feel intensities on their
> fingertips. So the lighter the tone, the more intense the current.
>
> Now there are obvious battery hurdles in this mechanism, but when
> considering an lcd or the iphone screen, to be more precise, there is
> already a current going through. So if one used a conductive material
> which is also transparent, and robust, the solution could be well
> within current technology means.
>
> best
>
> >


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