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Virtual Clothing Touch 'Heatmap' Feature Of CLO 3D A collection of items from the Prosthetic Knowledge Tumblr archive and around the web, around the theme of 'Fashion'. Glitch Embroidery by Nukeme Clothing with embroidered logos whose sewing machine file has been purposefully corrupted, creating glitched outputs: South Korean 3D CAD software developed specifically for industry-class clothing design: CLO 3D is Easy-to-Use 3D Apparel CAD, enables you to design, to view 3D samples in real-time and to communicate easily with partners.
Prosthetic Knowledge Picks: Computed Fashion
The T-shirt is the ultimate canvas for self-expression. The Ts been printed, shredded and pinned, laser cut even, and now thanks to Cute Circuit , the Tshirt has been digitized. Meet the TshirtOS . It's essentially a wearable platform with a flexible LED display that connects to your iphone, opening up a whole host of fun and expressive opportunities.
TshirtOS: The First Wearable and Programmable T
Laser cut fashionistas
The Laser Cutter Roundup — a weekly dose of laser-cut love: #117 Hey, Sam here collecting the post from The Laser Cutter . Make sure you join TLC’s Facebook page . Above laser cut mdf T-shirt from Pauline Marcombe via Dezeen . After the jump, hands, collars, and inverted disco balls… Above are a set of hand brooches from Jordon Grace Owens .
Nudgeables Accessory Kit | socialbody | OCAD University Research
Sometimes we need secret codes to communicate with our friends, partners, or colleagues while in the company of a larger group of people: a nudge, a cough, a scratch of the nose; something that says “save me from this conversation”, “let’s get out of here”, or “I'm thinking of you”. What if our clothing could communicate these messages for us? The Nudgeables Accessory Kit is a modular hardware kit for creating paired sets of wireless wearable accessories. A single Nudgeables device employs a pre-configured wireless radio transciever with a sensor input and an output for a "notifier" (actuator). The flexible design allows for you to attach a wide variety of sensors and actuators to the board to create custom sensory and feedback systems. By creatively embedding wireless communication into yours and your friend/partner/colleague's garments, you are able to secretly "nudge" each other at a distance.
Sewing Circuits Workshop
Posted by lianna Since Saturday is the quietest day of the festival, we used it as an opportunity to close the workshop area for part of the day to host a sewing circuits workshop for the facilitators. They’ve been excited about wanting to try a new activity and sewn circuits seemed like the right fit. I personally love sewn circuits because it gives participants who have never sewn the chance to learn a new skill and pushes experienced sewers (ahem, Rahiq) to use their skills in new ways. During the workshop we saw the facilitators experiencing emotions ranging from frustration to joy as they worked on their cuffs.
wearables « adafruit industries blog
Welcome to the golden age of wearable electronics. Every day I imagine new ways to augment flesh and bone with flashing light and bits & byte. As Adafruit’s Director of Wearables, I realize I may be on the extreme end of the spectrum here. As a kid I was very into Star Trek, from the badge-style communicators to the Borg and coveted my LA Lights LED-soled.Implantable, wireless sensor ("neural interface microsystem") to record and transmit #brain activity. Titanium. Verification & validation study, David Borton et al, Brown Univ, J. of Neural Engr #BCI 1 like 4 repins ProfessionalCare SmartSeries 5000 Electric Toothbrush from Oral-B. "Wireless SmartGuide helps maximize brushing performance ...pressure sensor stops pulsations when brushing too hard."
Wearable tech
MásterDIWO: [feedback look]
El grupo de trabajo Feedback Look , de hackeado de moda, se presenta como una comunidad para la creación colaborativa de diseños de moda amateur, así como adaptaciones, interpretaciones y remezclas de otros ya existentes previamente. Siguiendo los fundamentos del DIY (Do It Yourself) y del DIWO (Do It With Others) proponemos una alteración y/o modificación del código de los diseños como práctica subversiva ante la institución moda . De este modo, queremos contribuir por un lado al fortalecimiento de las nuevas economías del intercambio (basadas en la reutilización, reciclaje y reparación), y por otro a la generación de una comunidad local de experimentación en este ámbito.