Project Jacquard stitches (quite literally) technology into clothing.
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Proud to be a textile engineer. Love from Bangladesh, the first choice of Levis® to buy RMG.
This has a Regina Dugan vibe to it :/
I'm just concerned about our health, too many tech in our lives, it kills us, people in rural areas live longer.
Putting them into gloves or wooly hats would be perfect for winter! Or very cold countries in general.
what about graphene clothing? it has somekind of an electricity on it. imagine that you can charge your phone while connecting it to your shirt
and how do you wash that?
What if we washed our clothes, wouldn't they chips get fried
Yes, RFID chip. So the NSA could keep track of you. LOL
Dry clean only?
My only concern is wear and tear on the fabric. I could see it just from the video alone that could become problematic
"Did you just fart?"
"No…"
"You sure about that because your Levi's just tweeted that you did."
Thank you based Google for this wonderful technology
Now how are they going to make that washer and dryer proof?
Understand some NFC built-in would be cool…but that's kind of stupid this other shit. gotta wash your clothes at some point. I have an NFC tag on my wallet comes in handy
This Is Fucking Awesome! Very Nice Concept!
Would like to see project Ara
And a developer version of the android is to run on those modular devices
could Project Jaquard possibly be a reference to the Jaquard Loom which was technically the first computer?
Nice
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