Samsung launched tattoo printer pattern can be retained for three days-EBY


 Tattoos have become a feeling of the younger generation or fashion, but this hidden in the dermis of the painting has two so many people discouraged worry - pain and difficult to clear. But science and technology can always be in some extent to eliminate people's troubles.
Seamless tattoo printer Prinker looks like a VR glasses box, a small volume in the hands of just down, the existing white, red, blue, black, yellow 5 colors to choose from. Prinker prints a tattoo only 3 seconds, when used as long as the Samsung mobile phone App in the selected pattern, link to Prinker, at the same time the skin scan can be formed on the body tattoo.
Prinker's App has up to 500 high-definition tattoo designs, you can choose ready-made patterns printed on the skin, you can also design your own exclusive tattoo. This tattoo is not a permanent tattoo, but a "temporary tattoo", as long as the soap can be cleaned.
SketchOn's vision is not limited to the printing of temporary tattoos, but also envisaged to be used in access to amusement parks, bars and other places of the bracelet, by scanning the skin QR code can be directly admitted. In addition, you can get involved in health care, such as developing a kind of ink can change the color according to the temperature, for children to create a safe and interesting "thermometer tattoo."
Some people may ask Prinker to print the safety of the ink used in tattoos. According to Sketchink co-founder and CEO Jimmy Lee explained that users do not have to worry about tattoo ink with harmful substances, because the composition of the ink are similar to tattoo, mascara and lipstick cosmetic ingredients, safe and harmless , With soap can be completely clean.
The skin of the human body is not a plane like a paper, but a curvature, Prinker inkjet printing method can be achieved in the human skin seamless printing.-EBY


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