Hanna Perner-Wilson Helps You Make Tech-Enhanced Clothing
Brian G Randles — February 24, 2010 — Tech
Hanna Perner-Wilson is a fabric technologist. What is a fabric technologist? Let's just say it's a job that's a helluva lot better than sanitation technician. All you basically need to know is that Hanna Perner-Wilson has made it possible for you to sew your gadgets into your clothing. Pretty cool, right? Can we say walking Christmas decoration?
Anyway, the collection of pre-made, wearable tech items includes fabric push buttons, bend sensors and even a neoprene battery pack. Not bad at all! I am just wondering what the washing process is like.
Anyway, the collection of pre-made, wearable tech items includes fabric push buttons, bend sensors and even a neoprene battery pack. Not bad at all! I am just wondering what the washing process is like.
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Tech-enhanced Clothing — The trend of incorporating technology into clothing opens up opportunities for innovative, wearable gadgets.
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Wearable Tech Accessories — The growing demand for wearable technology accessories presents opportunities for the development of specialized tech gear.
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Fabric Technology — Advancements in fabric technology allow for the integration of electronics into textiles, creating new possibilities for functional and stylish garments.
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Fashion — The fashion industry can explore the potential of tech-enhanced clothing for creating innovative and trendy designs.
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Electronics — The electronics industry can develop specialized wearable tech accessories that integrate seamlessly with clothing.
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Textiles — The textile industry can embrace fabric technology to create high-tech materials that enhance the functionality and aesthetics of clothing.
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