Thermally actuated 3D shape memory weft knitted fabric.
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Chromosonic MA degree project investigates the relationship between digital world and textile arts, the everchanging boundaries between the digital and physical world. How the world of digital media becomes tangible through the textile medium. My intentio…
Trying out alternative approaches for interfaces to control software through MIDI. Screen printed Musical Instrument Digital Interface controller on canvas.
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Cycling as a means for transportation is rapidly growing in the US, even in bike-unfriendly cities such as Los Angeles. The primary concern for most cyclists is visibility followed closely by comfort. Combining intelligent materials like water resistant, breathable organic cotton and flexible LED circuits, Sporty Supaheroe is an intelligent cycling jacket that promises to keep cyclists both safe and comfortable on the road. Designed by Wolfgang Langeder in collaboration with Stretchable Circuits/ Fraunhofer IZM, the coat integrates a flexible 64 RGB-LED display, an accelerometer and a 3D-gyroscope. In addition, the coat is capable of alerting the cyclist to incoming calls. Apart from the beautiful circuitry, what sets Sporty Supaheroe apart from other illuminated cycling coats is the integrated sensors. The integrated sensors can track the cyclist's movement and body position and can conceivably use parameters such as location, gesture, speed, etc to communicate with your mobile device. All this jacket really needs is an app.
A jacket that protects your personal space, wallpaper that lights up at your touch, and more
Specialized in interaction design and physical computing, I'm involved in several innovative textile development projects. My workshop is located at Les Bernards l’Hermite, where I develop projects between art, crafts and technology. One of my researches consists in rehabilitating gesture into digital media handling, to enrich Human Machine Interaction (IHM) and enhance arts and crafts through the use of smart technology. Therefore I collaborate with technicians, artists, researchers, fashion designer and textile companies. Involved in textile design schools such as ENSCI (Paris), ENSAAMA (Paris), ESBA-Le Mans, etc, I share my knowledge to contribute into e-textile development projects and highlight the richness and creative potential of this practice. Spécialisé dans le design d’interaction et la programmation d’objets physiques, je suis impliqué dans plusieurs projets de développements de textiles-électroniques. Installé au sein de l'association Les Bernards l’Hermite, je développe des projets entre l’art, l’artisanat et l’industrie. L’une de mes recherches consiste à réhabiliter le geste dans la manipulation des médias numériques ainsi qu’à valoriser des savoirs-faire artisanaux à travers l’utilisation de solutions technologiques astucieuses. C’est notamment pour cela que je collabore avec des techniciens, chercheurs, industriels et artistes, dans le but de mettre au point des textiles-électroniques sensibles au toucher. Intervenant dans des écoles de design textile, ENSCI (Paris), ENSAAMA (Paris), ESBA-Le Mans, je partage mes connaissances pour contribuer au développement de projets e-textiles et faire ressortir la richesse et le potentiel créatif de cette pratique.
Imagine a jacket that doesn't just match your pants, but your mood and your music, too.
Frankfurt's TECHTEXTIL fair runs from 9 to 12 May 2017, offering visitors exciting insights into the major advances in high-tech textiles.
Back in April, Project Ara's Module Developers Kit revealed that the phone's battery will be hot-swappable; in other words, you can replace it without having to switch the phone off. Nifty trick, right? Well, the feature's apparently not limited to the device's battery. Project director Paul Eremenko has recently divulged in a keynote that you'll be able to swap the phone's other modules around, save for the CPU and display, even if you're in the middle of typing out a message or of a phone call. You've got the modified version of Android L that the team developed with non-profit org Linaro to thank for that, as it was the key ingredient Team Ara needed to make most of the phone's components hot-swappable.
Ill let you know cause I got them coming in... Im hoping its Outlier OG-esque.
Pringle of Scotland has incorporated laser-sintered nylon fabric into garments in its Autumn Winter 2014 collection, shown at London Fashion Week.
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Anouk Wipprecht is a rising star in the emerging field of tech fashion –a combination of fashion design and engineering. In a short period of time, the Dutch designer has created an impressive collection of tech-enhanced, 3D printed dresses. Anouk's professional accomplishments are reason enough for us to take a look at her top five creations and share the recent RedBull TV documentary about her career.
Before I spotted this project I had no idea what a QR code was let alone how to create one in 3D, but once I’d done some research I instantly saw the possibilities for a DIY crowd sourced adventure in techno-textiles.
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