Claytronics or "Dynamic physical rendering"
The actual research group from Carnegie MellonI like this more immidiate aspect of the theory...
"Even if claytronics doesn't immediately yield 3-D motion, it might be useful for producing 3-D shapes in the computer-aided design process, Goldstein said. Claytronics antennas could change shape to improve reception of different radio frequencies. A Claytronics cell phone might grow a full-size keyboard, or expand its video display as needed.
"It could be the ultimate Swiss Army knife," Mowry said."
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