Nanobrick Successfully Develops Magnetic Paper Empaper... "Accelerating Product Diversification"

Advanced nano new material specialist company Nanobrick announced on the 2nd that it has succeeded in developing a functional film called 'M-Paper' that allows easy writing and erasing of information using a magnetic pen. This is a new achievement following the successful development and mass production of its proprietary electronic paper E-Skin.

Unlike conventional electronic paper (E-Paper), M-Paper can be repeatedly written on and erased without a battery or driving board. Released in roll form, M-Paper can be cut into various shapes, making it easy to attach and detach not only for regular notebooks but also on surfaces such as desks, walls, and furniture. Additionally, users can choose colors according to their preferences and adjust the thickness and writing feel of the magnetic pen.

According to the company, currently, reusable writing tablets like M-Paper are led in the market by the Boogie Board from Kent Display, a global leader in LCD technology, and recently, companies like Xiaomi have also released similar products.

A Nanobrick representative said, "The new product M-Paper is differentiated from other companies' products starting from the fundamental materials, significantly enhancing competitiveness and performance," and added, "Through this product launch, we plan to enter the B2C (business-to-consumer) market in earnest, beyond the B2B (business-to-business) sectors such as advanced anti-counterfeiting and electronic paper displays."

In addition to E-Skin and M-Paper, Nanobrick is continuously researching and developing innovative materials that adjust color or light transmittance through electric or magnetic fields.

In particular, the magnetic color-variable technology, which adjusts color using magnetic fields, is a world-unique technology that has successfully entered the advanced anti-counterfeiting market, securing stable cash-generating capabilities. The electric color-variable technology, which adjusts color and patterns through electric fields, is the second in the world to succeed in mass-producing electronic paper, accelerating market entry into emotional exterior materials and digital billboards through E-Skin.