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Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Spray On Clothing Demonstrated

I'm a little speechless over this one, it's like technology you'd expect to see in an episode of The Jetson's in a can... you have to see it to believe it.



I wonder how it fairs in the washing machine, or in the rain for that matter?

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Functional Clothing Takes On New Meaning

From shirts that generate electricity when you move in them to fabrics that can prevent colds and flu and never needs washing. The garment industry is making huge headway in changing the clothes we wear from simply a fashion statement to a truly a functional wardrobe. "Your whole body can be equipped with an array of sensors," Bruce Thomas, co-director of the Wearable Computer Laboratory at the University of Australia, tells CNN.

"If clothes could talk, they could tell us so much about our bodies," says Dr. Shirley Coyle, an engineer based at the National Center for Sensor Research at Dublin City University, Ireland.

"They are an interface between our bodies and the environment and in the future will prove a vital tool in health care. We are creating clothing with sensors that does not intrude on the comfort of the patient with wires."

"This is an entirely new area, but every day we are discovering ways of adding new functions to textiles. It has so much potential. Our clothes will definitely play a very different role in the future," says Dr Coyle.

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Electrifying Bra On Display

Looking for a new way to keep that cell phone or iPod charged? If you are of the female persuasion, or enjoy wearing ladies underwear, you might just be in luck. Germany's Triumph International has unveiled it's “Photovoltaic-Powered Bra” in Tokyo, the under garment comes equipped with a solar panel capable of producing enough power to charge your gadgets battery It has to be exposed to the light which might not be acceptable in all situations, and you'll have to shy away from the rain... check out this Reuters video.

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