A short YouTube video by LARRUZ highlighting new stretchable-screen developments from LG and Samsung. The narrator describes LG’s screen that stretches from 12 to 18 inches, uses contact-lens material, endures over 10,000 stretches, and appears in fashion (Seoul Fashion Week); potential applications include cars, phones, and military uniforms. Samsung’s competing stretchable display and a 3D-rise demo are also mentioned.
LG just made a screen that stretches like taffy. It can stretch from 12 inches to 18 inches. It's actually built using the same material that's used in contact lenses. The screen can twist, bend and stretch without breaking and in its full color with crystal clear images. But here's what's really wild. You can stretch it over 10,000 times without damaging it. They're already using it in clothing. It showed up on the Runway at Seoul Fashion Week inside dresses and handbags. But of course this isn't just for fashion. LG is planning on using this tech in cars, phones and even military uniforms to display real time information. But Samsung's not far behind. They've got their own stretchable screen that can actually rise up to show the mountains on 3D mats. We're basically living in a sci fi movie where screens can transform like liquid metal. Pretty soon your phone may be able to stretch from compact to tablet size whenever you need it to.
