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In article <BzGt7w.5nu@neon.rain.com> chris@neon.rain.com (Chris Perez) writes:
>From: chris@neon.rain.com (Chris Perez)
>Subject: Looking for materials with the properties of...
>Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 17:14:18 GMT
>I'm looking for materials that have the following properties:
>
>	- Pressure/electrically sensitive
>	- Optically detectable contact points
>	- Erasable image (somehow) 
>
>Hints?  Suggestions of where to search? 
>
>Christopher Perez - chris@neon.rain.com
>"Do NOT use this brain.  Abnormal."  The warning Igor ignored...
>
   It isn't clear exactly what you are looking for.  You may find something 
of interest in "electrochromic" materials.  These are used in 
electrochemical devices and have the property of changing color according to 
the applied voltage.  Typically they respond in times of the order of 
seconds, and may be cycled 100,000 times.

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