Watch a 14-minute conference talk from the UIST 2024 ACM Symposium that explores innovative approaches to fabricating sustainable biochemical holographic devices. Learn about cutting-edge developments in soft sensing technology and their potential applications for ubiquitous environmental monitoring. Discover how holographic principles are being combined with biochemical materials to create flexible, eco-friendly sensing solutions that could transform how we interact with and monitor our environment. Presented at the 37th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology in Pittsburgh, this presentation delves into the intersection of sustainable materials, holographic technology, and biochemical sensing capabilities.
HoloChemie - Sustainable Fabrication of Soft Biochemical Holographic Devices for Ubiquitous Sensing
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) via YouTube
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HoloChemie - Sustainable Fabrication of Soft Biochemical Holographic Devices for Ubiquitous Sensing
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