Carlos Olguin will talk about LogicInk's ongoing efforts around electronics-free temporary tattoo-like devices. These devices transform in shape or color to convey useful information about a wearer's body and surrounding environment. 

LogicInk has established an exceptional, multidisciplinary team that is pioneering new chemical and biological materials and their potential applications for temporary tattoo-like devices. Carlos has considerable epxerience in co-creating applications driven by programmable materials, in part, during his tenure at Autodesk, where he founded and led the Bionano Research group.