Researchers at Queen Mary University of London created a soft electrically tunable lens using spray-coated reduced graphene oxide electrodes that remain flexible and semi-transparent. The 12.5-millimeter lens changed its focal distance from about 30 to 36 millimeters as voltage stretched the soft optical material, eliminating the need for motors or mechanically translated rigid lenses. The prototype still transmits far less light than convention…
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