An interview with Steve Mann

Posted by on Aug 9, 2012 in Interviews | No Comments

New York Time’s Bits recently conducted an interview with Steve Mann, one of the great pioneers in wearable tech, who talked about “mediated reality” and where he thinks wearable tech is heading. “Steve Mann ...

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An interview with Asta Roseway at Microsoft Research

Posted by on Jul 26, 2011 in Interviews | 13 Comments

I recently visited Microsoft Research (MSR) to meet some of the researchers and designers who are doing some amazing work with wearable technology. One of the designers I met with ...

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Piem Wirtz talks about wearable technology

Posted by on Jan 30, 2011 in Interviews | No Comments

Piem Wirtz, project manager at V2_Lab, talks about wearable technology and walks us through a few of the latest projects in the field. [via wired] Image from the interview video.

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Is Wearable Technology Hype or Hope?

Posted by on May 14, 2010 in Interviews | No Comments

Syuzi Pakhchyan, media designer, author and editor of Fashioning Technology wrote a great article that’s published on Ecouterre. She talks about the hype and hope of wearable technology. “I have ...

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A meeting with Maggie Orth of International Fashion Machines

Posted by on Apr 27, 2010 in Interviews | One Comment

I met with Maggie Orth of International Fashion Machines today in her Seattle studio. After walking in and being incredibly awestruck and inspired by the work that she has strung ...

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An interview with Alison Lewis of iHeartSwitch

Posted by on Apr 20, 2010 in DIY & Hacking, Interviews | No Comments

I ran into DIY designer Alison Lewis at the Smart Fabric conference in Miami last week and tracked her down for an interview. She has been doing some amazing things ...

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Sabine Seymour talks about the future of wearables

Posted by on Mar 18, 2010 in Interviews | No Comments

Piem Wirtz interviews Sabine Seymour at V2_lab as they discuss the history of wearable and what they think will come next in 2010 and beyond. Seymour gives a brief, yet ...

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