Will all electronic devices be waterproof?
A company can achieve anything waterproof with a rather interesting procedure. All this with nanotechnology.
P2i is not a new company, but now they are trying something new and it was also introduced at IFA 2011. Thanks to a process, our electronic devices can be made waterproof, it has been around for a long time in textiles, not a company is built on it, but what the P2i is trying to do is already a much more useful area of the technology. The company has two types of processes: ion-mask ™ and Aridion ™, the latter of interest to us.
They create a layer on any, but mainly internal electronic surface - e.g. motherboard - which does not affect its operation, is very durable and protects the entire surface from all direct contact. With this, we can make waterproof devices look completely ordinary, which has always been a problem for developers.
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On the P2i Youtube page, we can witness many interesting videos, including a paper handkerchief taught to swim, which comes out of the water dry thanks to the nano-coating. And as the picture shows, many other areas show what this coating can do.
In addition, together with the company developing SavWatt LED bulbs, waterproof LEDs were also presented at the IFA in Berlin, making the use of outdoor LEDs completely hassle-free.
Source: P2i, IFA 2011
