The Panasonic Arc & FX Diamond
Stefanie Hutson — August 27, 2008 — Tech
References: weburbanist
Nanotechnology seems to pop up in the news pretty regularly, but since many of the applications are medical or scientific in nature, it's easy to assume that it won't affect our day to day lives. In reality, nanotechnology has the potential to influence everything from our apparel to our digital storage to the razors we use to shave.
By using nanotechnology-enhanced razors, scientists have created the Panasonic Arc electric razor and the FX Diamond "traditional" razor. These high-tech blades feature almost impossibly small particles that coat the blade to add to both the lifespan of the razor and the closeness of the shave.
By using nanotechnology-enhanced razors, scientists have created the Panasonic Arc electric razor and the FX Diamond "traditional" razor. These high-tech blades feature almost impossibly small particles that coat the blade to add to both the lifespan of the razor and the closeness of the shave.
Trend Themes
1. Nanotechnology-enhanced Razors - The use of nanotechnology in razor blades offers opportunities for longer-lasting and closer shaves.
2. High-tech Blade Coating - Developing blade coatings with nanotechnology opens up possibilities for improved razor performance and durability.
3. Nanotechnology in Everyday Products - The application of nanotechnology in everyday products demonstrates the potential for widespread impact in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care Products - Incorporating nanotechnology into personal care products like razors can revolutionize the effectiveness and user experience.
2. Consumer Electronics - The integration of nanotechnology in electric razors showcases the potential for innovation in the consumer electronics industry.
3. Materials Science - The development of nanotechnology-enhanced blade coatings highlights advancements in materials science and its applications.
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