Imagine being able to slap a couple of LightPaper patches on the top of your desk when you needed a little more illumination in the evenings, or combing the process with 3D printed objects to build glowing objets d’art. Potential applications are endless, particularly if, as shown on the Rohinni website, the technology can be made to print on a variety of materials other than paper. Right now, just beyond the basic development stage of creating LightPaper, Rohinni is in charge of what is printed, on what, and where, but that will change. LightPaper takes the “guts” of LED lighting, mixes it with ink, and prints out the results on a substrate. A year or so into their new roles, Andy and Cody realized they still had that itch to continue to do what they were made for, so they left Synaptics and returned to the drawing board.” This caught the attention of Synaptics, a world leader in computer touchpads and touch screens … Synaptics acquired Pacinian, and before you knew it, they had new titles at Synaptics. “Before Cody and Andy launched Rohinni, they successfully built the world’s thinnest touch type-able keyboard as a part of their first venture, Pacinian. The founders of the company, Cody Peterson and Andrew Huska, previously worked on other high-tech projects. It would even be possible to replace existing lamps by simply printing Rohinni’s mix directly on to lamp shades, or the interior of ceiling units.īelow you’ll find a video about LightPaper.Rohinni has developed the next wave of LED lighting.
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Imagine being able to slap a couple of LightPaper patches on the top of your desk when you needed a little more illumination in the evenings, or combing the process with 3D printed objects to build glowing objets d’art. Rohinnis LightPaper is much thinner than current lighting technology OLED, which has been used in flat screen televisions and allowed TV screens thinner than tenth of an inch to be manufactured.
A year or so into their new roles, Andy and Cody realized they still had that itch to continue to do what they were made for, so they left Synaptics and returned to the drawing board.” Using the chronic brain recordings in the anterior cingulate cortex and orbitofrontal cortex in four participants with intractable chronic pain, this study identified objective neural biomarkers. An Idaho-based startup team named Rohinni, has developed LightPaper, the world’s thinnest LED lighting, which can be applied to any surface and in any shape. The founders of the company, Cody Peterson and Andrew Huska, previously worked on other high-tech projects. Rohinni isn’t interested in the entrenched TV market. Rohinni has developed the next wave of LED lighting.
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