Interactive paper breakthrough enables mobile device/paper interaction

Interactive paper breakthrough enables mobile device/paper interaction
Printable electronics manufacturer, Prelonic Technologies, has demonstrated the interaction of printable, paper content with mobile devices, developing a functional paper piano.

The technology works by printing a user
interface, adding conductive layers of carbon and
a computer chip, using a mobile phone’s NFC
antenna to power the device externally in
combination with a companion app.

The piano serves
as a demonstration of the technology, opening
the technology up to a number of applications
including marketing, learning materials, training/information and more.


A video demonstrating the technology can be found here.