Researchers create an artificial skin that makes your phone ticklish



We're so reliant on our smartphones that it's probably fair to say they've become an extension of ourselves, so the fact that scientists have now developed an artificial "skin" for our devices -- that has the ability to make them ticklish -- is not a huge surprise.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/10/22/artificial-skin-makes-your-phone-ticklish/
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