Imagine a bracelet or watch that changes into something else
when you take it off. Perhaps it becomes a cell phone, or laptop
computer. Although this scenario may seem like science fiction,
this and much more will soon become reality with a ground-
breaking new technology known as claytronics. Scientists at
Carnegie Mellon University and Intel Research Labs Pittsburgh
are just a few years away from bringing to life a futuristic
simulation system that can morph nearly any object imagined into
another object with different size, shape, color and function.
Is this what it will take to finally get us the Nokia Morph?