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  Holographic, flexible smartphone, HoloFlex, renders 3D images in the palm of your hand

  May 25, 2016 by Design Engineering staff Queen's University lab's 3D display smartphone lets users interact with interface by bending the device.

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  Canadian researchers develop first interactive bending smartphone

  February 19, 2016 by Staff The smartphone features accurate physical simulation of interacting with virtual data.

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  Queen’s Human Media Lab unveils shape-changing smartphone

  April 30, 2013 by Mike McLeod MorePhone’s flexible electronics and shape memory alloys give users visual cues to incoming messages.

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  Queen’s U developed coating to banish smudgy touchscreens

  March 26, 2013 by Design Engineering Staff Queen’s university researcher’s fingerprint-resistant coating receives OCE funding.

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  Queen’s U researchers develop paper-thin tablet computer

  January 10, 2013 by Design Engineering Staff Intel, Plastic Logic and Queen’s Human Media Lab’s PaperTab debuts a flexible, paper-thin touch-screen computer.

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  Queen’s researchers boost power of solar PVT systems

  July 11, 2012 by Design Engineering Staff Amorphous silicon increases electric, heat generation at lower manufacturing cost.

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  Queen’s researchers create life-sized 3D hologram for videoconferencing

  May 4, 2012 by Mike McLeod, Editor Design Engineering Forget Skype: TeleHuman pod displays remote user in 360 degree, real-time 3D view.

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  Cost of solar much lower than widely believed

  December 7, 2011 by Canadian Press Queen's University study states solar costs, per watt, are actually very close to traditional energy sources.

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  Queen’s researchers to unroll paper-thin smart phone

  May 6, 2011 by Design Engineering Staff Flexible PaperPhone prototype features E-Ink technology with bend sensor interface.

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  Queen’s professor recognized for nanotech oil additive

  March 2, 2011 by Desgin Engineering staff Discovery significantly reduces friction and boosts machine and engine life.

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