Tag: wearable technology

Turning energy into beauty

Turning energy into beauty

Student Mae Yokoyama from the Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and …

 

Daan Roosegaarde explores technology and intimacy

Daan Roosegaarde explores technology and intimacy

Daan Roosegaarde is currently an artist in residence at V2_labs …

 

A performance installation based on tradition

A performance installation based on tradition

This performance piece was just sent to me from Miya Masaoka called LED KIMONO. Thanks for sending it in Miya! It’s a beautiful performance piece …

 

Knitted stretch sensing

Knitted stretch sensing

Hannah Perner-Wilson of Pulsea has been exploring knitted stretch sensing. She’s got a great photoset here that documents her experiments. I wonder how accurate the …

 

Diana Eng launches Fairytale Fashion

Diana Eng launches Fairytale Fashion

DIY wearable technology expert Diana Eng has launched a site called Fairytale Fashion in collaboration with Eyebeam. Here’s how she describes the work: “Fairytale Fashion …

 

Stretch sensing creates a new aesthetic

Stretch sensing creates a new aesthetic

I ran across this project while researching stretch sensing technology that is all the buzz right now. This gorgeous project, Aeolia, integrates stretch sensing directly into …

 

Wearable technology at ITP

Wearable technology at ITP

The ITP program at NYU always has something cookin’ in the wearable technology space. This vid shows what kinds of experiments the students are up …

 

Electronic fabrics workshop, July 11

Electronic fabrics workshop, July 11

I’m running a wearable technology workshop this weekend at Frayedwire, which will introduce people to soft-circuits and how to work with conductive threads. Here’s the workshop: Making Electronic …

 

Generating energy from your wrist

Generating energy from your wrist

Designers Mathieu Servais, Camille Lefer, Clément Faydi and Mickaël Denié have created the Dyson Energy bracelet that generates power from your wrist. It “uses Seebeck effect to harness …

 

A connection while sleeping

A connection while sleeping

Student Alexander Reeder at the NYU ITP program has created Dream Jammies, which explores the connection that can be made through natural sleep patterns across distances. A …