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Imagine an ultra high-resolution display built directly into your contact lenses! That's exactly what researchers have imagined,
and potentially created, by adapting a material currently used to store
data on DVDs. The technology relies on phase-change materials that
switch colors when their temperature changes. The discovery could lead
to thinner, lighter, higher resolution displays and lower power
consumption than today's technologies provide. By mounting the material
on flexible or transparent surfaces, developers could create UHDs on
contact lenses, car windshields, and virtually any flexible transparent
surface imaginable.
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