Archive for March, 2007
Solar Bags with Style for sunny days
Taking the risk to repeat ourselves, summer time is approaching as you might have recognized already. And with it, lot of sunshine (we all hope). The best time of the year to think about using solar energy to help reducing [...]
Techno Fashion: Audio-activated DRESS from Heidi Kumao
Sound activates a series of LED lights on this dress. The louder the audio signal, the more lights light up. The LEDs are arranged in vertical columns on the front of the dress so that softer sounds light up the [...]
Wearable Electronic in Motion on CTIA 2007
CITA, the biggest Wireless Telecommunication Show opened it’s doors today and with it the highly anticipated Fashion in Motion Show. CTIA has first organized a Wearable Electronic Fashion Show as early as 4 years back and establish itself as the [...]
Zephyr introduces the Bio-Harness smart fabric sensor strap
The ‘smart Textile Village’, which is part of the CeBIT, had one more introduction of a new company and technology around Wearable Electronic. A new fabric designed by New Zealand firm Zephyr offers information on heart beat, skin temperature, posture, [...]
Solar powered Backpack
Voltaic has a nice range of Solar Backpacks and Messenger Bags. This is no news but we wanted to bring the Solar range to your attention because summer time is approaching and with it usually more sunlight. That’s also the [...]
Auto-snug clothing – really smart fabrics
It seems Philips is going into the fashion and textile business. First there was the ICD+ Jacket together with Levi, then the Lumalive textile display last September and now a really smart fabric. Philips shows us a way which gives [...]
Wearable Electronic goes traditional – Lederhosen from Lodenfrey
Nothing is ‘save’ anymore from Wearable Electronic. During the CeBIT in Hannover (Germany), a very traditional clothing maker shows in the ‘smart Textile Village’, a special section of the CeBIT for Wearable Electronics, their contribution and exploration into the Wearable [...]
