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Researchers consider a technique that offers a low-cost, scalable potential method for making wearable devices.
Pressure during the Covid-19 pandemic a catalyst for rapid adoption.
Fusing sophisticated design with the latest innovations in wearable technology.
More people than ever before are turning to wearable sensors to monitor their activity levels, according to the latest report from IDTechEx.
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 Neural Sleeve is an FDA-cleared bionic leg wearable that uses AI to understand and influence human mobility in real-time, enabling greater access and independence for individuals living with mobility differences such as multiple sclerosis, stroke, cerebral palsy, and more.
In swimwear, it improves fabric durability and delivers long-lasting fit retention allowing the wearer to feel and look their best.
The future of smart fashion will become more widespread.
The research team recently tried combining MXene sheets with hydrogels, which produced strong sensitivity to the mechanical strain that occurs during exercise.
Graphene will also improve the functionality of the garments, allowing the garments to last longer with little fibre failure
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