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World's first conformal optoelectronic vehicle skin. Using custom polycarbonate-ABS body panels with integrated in-mold electronics (IME) directly into the shell, the entire surface is wrapped in millions of flexible MicroLEDs and sealed with a military-grade, self-healing TPU clear coat. 📹: IG kinetikcustom

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