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Fusing sophisticated design with the latest innovations in wearable technology.
HONG KONG, September 14, 2022 – The Sensory Stitches exhibition, held to showcase and provoke investigations of textile and Artificial Intelligence technology, drew to a successful close on 13 September. As the first specialised exhibition on intelligent textile held by the Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Design (AiDLab), Sensory Stitches featured a unique intelligent textile system with AI-based gesture recognition, along with a collection of 9 novel photonic textile designs and photonic fashion. These innovations created a brand-new interactive experience and visual stimulations to visitors.
The future of smart fashion will become more widespread.
Graphene will also improve the functionality of the garments, allowing the garments to last longer with little fibre failure
Fabric warms up to operating temperature in just 40 seconds, ensuring heat distribution across the entire surface of the fabric.
The technology can monitor and evaluate the physical condition of staff in real time. If potential hazards are found, it will give an alarm.
The shirt allows the transmission of data via 5G connection and is a fully textile-based product with no metal components that is washable and easy to use.
Lauren used its brand-new wearable technology RL COOLING on the uniform for the opening ceremony of the US team.
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