Paperless, Part 2: Xerox's 'Erasable Paper'
As a follow-up to our post yesterday about a paperless future, reader Christopher Simmons sent us over a press release sent out by Xerox about a technology they’re developing called “erasable paper,” multiple-use paper that can be printed, wiped clean, then printed on again. It’s pretty incredible and we thank Christopher very much for sending it over. Here’s a bit:
To develop erasable paper, researchers needed to identify ways to create temporary images. The “a-ha” moment came from developing compounds that change color when they absorb a certain wavelength of light but then will gradually disappear.
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