This is so interesting! I've always wondered how paper-white devices worked and how they so accurately mimic printed books. My background is in bioengineering, so I've always associated electrophoresis with applications like DNA sequencing. The idea of using it to create an intentional graphic display rather than visualize an unknown is really exciting. It definitely well encapsulates the diversity of drawing devices and graphics in general.
This is so interesting! I've always wondered how paper-white devices worked and how they so accurately mimic printed books. My background is in bioengineering, so I've always associated electrophoresis with applications like DNA sequencing. The idea of using it to create an intentional graphic display rather than visualize an unknown is really exciting. It definitely well encapsulates the diversity of drawing devices and graphics in general.