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This Pretty Temporary Tattoo Lets You Remotely Control Your Devices 

Written by Louise Matsakis

In collaboration with Microsoft Research, Cindy Hsin-Liu Kao, a PhD student at MIT’s Media Lab, and a team of fellow researchers have designed a new fabrication process which allows anyone—with the time and money—to create temporary, functional “tattoos” for their skin.

By applying conductive gold leaf to the body, Kao’s process, DuoSkin, produces a less invasive, and more aesthetically appealing result than other forms of biohacking. Perhaps the most interesting thing about DuoSkin is that the technique produces devices that are inherently temporary, creating technology that is intended to be used as a real style statement. The researchers who created DuoSkin say it is possible to design a circuit on any graphics software. Then, all you would need to do is stamp the tattoo in gold leaf, and apply other components to make the tattoo interactive.

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