developed: world's first rollable touch-screen tablet inspired by ancient scrolls - wacom screen tablet

First, scientists have developed a rolling touch. screen tablet -
Draw inspiration from the ancient scrolls and create the modern-day device.
The device is called MagicScroll and consists of a high
Flexible Display with resolution, can be 3D in the center-
Printing cylindrical body containing the computer-based interior of the equipment-workings.
First, scientists have developed a rolling touch. screen tablet -
Draw inspiration from the ancient scrolls and create the modern-day device.
The device is called MagicScroll and consists of a high
Flexible Display with resolution, can be 3D in the center-
Printing cylindrical body containing the computer-based interior of the equipment-workings.
Two rotating wheels at both ends of the cylinder allow the user to scroll the information on the touch screen.
When users narrow down interesting content they want to look deeper, the display can unfold and function as a flat-panel display.
Its lightweight, cylindrical body is easier to hold with one hand than a traditional tablet.
When it rolls up, it fits your pocket and can be used as a phone, a dictation device, or a pointing device.
"We were inspired by the design of ancient scrolls because their form allows for a more natural, uninterrupted experience of long visual timelines," said Roel Vertegaal . ", Professor at Queen's University of Canada.
The scroll wheel of MagicScroll allows unlimited scrolling operations in order to quickly browse the long list.
"Rolling out is a tangible experience that provides a full-screen view of the selected purpose.
"The picture browses your Instagram timeline, message, or LinkedIn contacts in this way," Vertegaal said . ".
In addition to the innovative flexible display, the prototype has the ability to allow users to use scrolling-
Scroll up as a gesture
Based on control equipment-
Similar to Nintendo's "wiimote ".
The rotating wheel of the device contains a robot actuator that allows the device to physically move or rotate in place in various situations, for example, when it is notified.
"Ultimately, our hope is to design this device so that it can even roll into a pen that is small enough that you can put in your shirt pocket," Vertegaal said . ".
"More broadly, the MagicScroll project also allows us to look further at the concept that the screen doesn't have to be flat," anything can be a screen, "he said . ".