Dev Diner: E-Skin

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The e-skin is a sticker that's flexible and thin enough to be applied on your skin with LED lights on it. The article talks about how this can be applied to many different technologies but completely disagrees on selling this product to people. I completely agree with the statement because LED on skin will definitely raise skin irritation in the long-term effect. However, if this e-skin allows LED light to be flexible, this can trigger a new design for screens and how we can access them other than attaching them on our skin in the future.

The article also mentions how AR can be applied to the e-skin by targeting depressive people who are stuck in their own perception of the world and are afraid to interact with anyone else in the real world. I think, if this e-skin can be applied to clothing like gloves, it can be very useful to help people interact with digital object.

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