Cybersecurity

Playing Snake with a Pneumatic Display

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[soiboi soft] has developed a vacuum-driven dot matrix display that uses pneumatic transistors and flexible silicone sheets to create visible pixels. This innovative technology not only functions as a display but also acts as a touchscreen, offering potential for interactive applications in unconventional interfaces. Developers should watch for further advancements in microfluidic circuits and their integration into practical devices.

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