Overview
- The new sensor technology uses fluorinated ethylene propylene to create an electrostatic field for object detection.
- It can sense objects made of various materials, including glass and rubber, from 2 to 20 millimeters away.
- The sensor maintains its charge for over 3,000 cycles, enhancing its durability and reliability.
- A demonstration showed the film's ability to track blinks and communicate via Morse code when attached to eyeglasses.
- Future applications could include aiding non-verbal communication and monitoring driver drowsiness.