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Army Hopes Investment In Flexible Displays Speeds Up Commercialization

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Friday, February 12th, 2010

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By Geoff Fein The Army is taking the unusual step of pushing development of flexible displays for everything from soldier worn devices to vehicles, hoping to speed up commercialization of the technology. A number of years ago the Army recognized that flexible displays and flexible electronics would provide a significant benefit to soldiers, David Morton, U.S. Army Research Laboratory Cooperative Agreement Manager for the Flexible Display Center at Arizona State University (ASU), told Defense Daily recently. While most people believed…

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Congress

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