Innerexile's newest iPhone screen protectors fix a scratch almost immediately, meaning both the exterior and the smartphone beneath will always look brand new. The screen protectors are made up of microcapsules that contain an "adhesive-like liquid." When the front sustains an injury, the liquid fills in the space that was scratched or nicked, making it disappear right away.
The coating is also oil and water repellent, lending to less fingerprints being left on the screen. The iPhone screen protectors are only 0.2 mm thick and conveniently still allow for 3D Touch.
Innerexile's previous 'Hydra' case could fix scratches in 30 seconds, however it had to be the right temperature. This adapted technology works much faster and will also be available in a case version in mid-November.
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Trend Themes
1. Self-healing Screen Protectors - Opportunity for companies to develop and market self-healing screen protectors that fix scratches and nicks almost instantly.
2. Liquid-filled Microcapsules - Potential for innovation in creating microcapsules containing adhesive-like liquid for self-repairing phone cases.
3. Enhanced Phone Screen Protection - Demand for innovative phone screen protection solutions that are oil and water repellent, reducing fingerprints and maintaining a brand new appearance.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Accessories - Mobile accessory manufacturers can capitalize on the growing demand for self-healing screen protectors and develop innovative solutions.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies have an opportunity to incorporate self-healing technology in their product lines to enhance user experience and differentiate themselves in the market.
3. Smartphone Cases - Phone case manufacturers can explore the potential of self-healing technology in creating durable and protective cases that can fix scratches and damage in seconds.