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by on May 22, 2005
Wearable Computing is for people - what means all kinds
of fashion too. Yesterday some really hip youngsters had
a pretty cool fashion show with support of the MIT.
"seamless is a fashion event featuring innovative and experimental works in computational apparel design, interactive clothing, and technology-based fashion."I love that:
Simon Says: TOUCHDesigner: alison Lewis
"A wearable simon-like experience with integrated touch sensors which enable you to play on the back of your fellow man. With this shrug, you get simultaneous play time and a wonderful massage."Nothing inspires people more than fun and play. And it's emotional
and social. High tech - high touch.
Other ideas/projects
of fashion too. Yesterday some really hip youngsters had
a pretty cool fashion show with support of the MIT.
"seamless is a fashion event featuring innovative and experimental works in computational apparel design, interactive clothing, and technology-based fashion."I love that:
Simon Says: TOUCHDesigner: alison Lewis
"A wearable simon-like experience with integrated touch sensors which enable you to play on the back of your fellow man. With this shrug, you get simultaneous play time and a wonderful massage."Nothing inspires people more than fun and play. And it's emotional
and social. High tech - high touch.
Other ideas/projects
Permalink: Seamless
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Rating: 6.67 out of 3 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Closeout Apparel
(10/22/07 7:24pm)
No comment to that... it's something like gadgets for clothing. I don't know how functional is the idea but I can say that this is a good start for a more interesting future of fashion and clothes.
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