A Breakthrough in XR and Wearable Electronics
Tuesday, February 11, 2025 | 3:05 PM IST (9:35 AM GMT)
Valencia, Spain – SCALE Nanotech, an advanced R&D company based in Estonia, has launched its spinout Dragon Elements in Spain. This marks a significant leap in the XR and wearable electronics industry with the introduction of LATIDO® capsules—a groundbreaking graphene-based audiovisual technology.
LATIDO® redefines human interaction with devices by eliminating the need for traditional screens and speakers. Instead, it uses millions of one-atom-thick graphene membranes to seamlessly control light and sound in a single monolithic unit.
Derived from the Spanish word latido (heartbeat), LATIDO® represents a paradigm shift. Unlike conventional audiovisual hardware, LATIDO® integrates both sound and vision within a single device, revolutionizing the way users experience digital content.
“We are building a paradigm shift with the power of people worldwide,” said Santiago Cartamil, CEO of Dragon Elements and Managing Director of SCALE Nanotech. “LATIDO® is here to reshape the audiovisual market. The change is happening now.”
To facilitate a global rollout, Dragon Elements will first distribute LATIDO® capsules for pre-commercial testing. This initiative allows early adopters and developers to experiment with the technology before it enters mass production.
To accelerate adoption, Dragon Elements is launching a community-driven bootstrapping campaign. Early supporters and developers will receive evaluation kits to test LATIDO® in real-world applications.
“Markets often resist disruptive technologies,” Cartamil noted. “That’s why we are putting this technology directly in the hands of the people. If you believe in LATIDO® and its potential to transform society, join us by signing up for a developer kit or backing our community launch.”
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