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    The document discusses Nokia's Morph technology concept developed with the University of Cambridge. The concept uses nano-technology to create a flexible, transparent display phone that can reshape itself depending on the user's needs. Fibril proteins are woven into a mesh that reinforces thin, elastic structures, similar to spider silk, allowing the device to change shapes and configure itself for different tasks. Even the electronics inside would be transparent and flexible, so the entire phone could be twisted and stretched into bracelet shapes or a tablet form. Morph demonstrates how future mobile devices could be stretchable and flexible, allowing the user to transform their device into different shapes through the capabilities of nano-technology like flexible materials, transparent electronics, and self-cleaning

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    The document discusses Nokia's Morph technology concept developed with the University of Cambridge. The concept uses nano-technology to create a flexible, transparent display phone that can reshape itself depending on the user's needs. Fibril proteins are woven into a mesh that reinforces thin, elastic structures, similar to spider silk, allowing the device to change shapes and configure itself for different tasks. Even the electronics inside would be transparent and flexible, so the entire phone could be twisted and stretched into bracelet shapes or a tablet form. Morph demonstrates how future mobile devices could be stretchable and flexible, allowing the user to transform their device into different shapes through the capabilities of nano-technology like flexible materials, transparent electronics, and self-cleaning

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    The document discusses Nokia's Morph technology concept developed with the University of Cambridge. The concept uses nano-technology to create a flexible, transparent display phone that can reshape itself depending on the user's needs. Fibril proteins are woven into a mesh that reinforces thin, elastic structures, similar to spider silk, allowing the device to change shapes and configure itself for different tasks. Even the electronics inside would be transparent and flexible, so the entire phone could be twisted and stretched into bracelet shapes or a tablet form. Morph demonstrates how future mobile devices could be stretchable and flexible, allowing the user to transform their device into different shapes through the capabilities of nano-technology like flexible materials, transparent electronics, and self-cleaning

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    Synop Nokia Morph Final

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    The document discusses Nokia's Morph technology concept developed with the University of Cambridge. The concept uses nano-technology to create a flexible, transparent display phone that can reshape itself depending on the user's needs. Fibril proteins are woven into a mesh that reinforces thin, elastic structures, similar to spider silk, allowing the device to change shapes and configure itself for different tasks. Even the electronics inside would be transparent and flexible, so the entire phone could be twisted and stretched into bracelet shapes or a tablet form. Morph demonstrates how future mobile devices could be stretchable and flexible, allowing the user to transform their device into different shapes through the capabilities of nano-technology like flexible materials, transparent electronics, and self-cleaning

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    TOPIC: NOKIA MORPH TECHNOLOGY

    Name-
    Seminar Guide-
    Semester- Section-
    Branch- Session-
    Synopsis:-
    Nokia morph is a joint technology concept, developed by nokia research center (NRC) and the
    University oI Cambridge (UK). Fibril proteins are woven into three dimensional mesh that
    reinIorces thin elastic structures. Using the same principle behind spider silk, this elasticity
    enables the device to literally changes shapes and conIigure itselI to adapt to the task at hand.
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    u LrunspurenL dIspIuy LIuL couId be re-sIuped dependIng on LIe user's needs, u Iur cry Irom
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    IIexIbIe, so LIe wIoIe pIone muy be LwIsLed und sLreLcIed InLo bruceIeL sIupes or LubIeL
    Iorm, und nunoLecI cIeverness meuns IL wouId even cIeun ILseII.
    MorpI Is u concepL LIuL demonsLruLes Iow IuLure mobIIe devIces mIgIL be sLreLcIubIe und
    IIexIbIe, uIIowIng LIe user Lo LrunsIorm LIeIr mobIIe devIce InLo rudIcuIIy dIIIerenL sIupes. L
    demonsLruLes LIe uILImuLe IuncLIonuIILy LIuL nunoLecInoIogy mIgIL be cupubIe oI deIIverIng:
    IIexIbIe muLerIuIs, LrunspurenL eIecLronIcs und seII-cIeunIng surIuces.




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