SEAL is a waterproof necklace…

The iHeart Locket…

Notendo Glitch Blankets by Glitchaus

I designed this 8bit glitch blanket with my prepared Nintendo Entertainment System. The pattern is a composite video capture which was dithered in order to be rendered as a 50/50 merino wool, soft acrylic blanket.…

With the launch of AOL's latest online show "Hardwired" it is evident that "wearable technology" is the tech world's latest muse. As…

Organized by eTextile masters Mika Satomi, …

After the recent Bangladesh's garment factory building collapse, it seems an urgent time to rethink fast-fashion production and consumption. Kate Fletcher, author, educator, and pioneer in the…

Thanks largely to 3D printing, prosthetics have been transformed to custom-designed wearable pieces of art. No longer used to disguise a disability, bespoke artificial limbs can…

There is a bubble in the tech world and Pebble is to blame. With Pebble's…

This is has been quite a busy week for wearable technology filled with speculation around the future of wearable technology and ultimately the impact it will have on our lives and how we inhabit the world.

Manisha Mohan, a young woman studying aeronautical engineering at SRM University in Chennai, India has developed a product called SHE (Society Harnessing Equipment) in response to the…

I'd like to introduce the New project "Knitting Machine Hack and Glitch Knit"

Glitch Knit is an art project for extending the fabric making, information tech, and fashion.

The member Nukeme is a fashion designer uses the method named "Glitch Embroidery". Glitch…

If you're heading to the Smart Fabrics conference in San Francisco tomorrow make sure to check out…

From fashionable 3D-printed glasses to a wearable mouse ring, enjoy this weeks look at five interesting wearable tech products.

Fashion

London designer Ron…

Wesley Chau's recent project Drop the Beat is a performative garment exploring rhythm and sound through physical interaction. It is inspired by Laurie Anderson's 1986 concert film…

It's young designers like Asher Levine who will ultimately shape the future of fashion by taking small, subtle…

As wearable technology becomes the "it" girl of 2013, we're bound to see a lot of new products pour into this hot new market space. Naturally most will fail to…

Currently on the market, there are a plethora of watches and chest straps that can be used to monitor your heart rate during exercise. If you are a fitness aficionado,  you are well aware that it isn't about how much you…

A great video of a few key players in wearable tech industry answering the question "When will wearables go mainstream?"

My favorite quote: 

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Developed in early 2012, T.Ware is a remote controlled jacket which applies pressure when triggered to simulate a hug. The wearable is designed for autistic children to reduce anxiety and nervous reactions. Autistic children often react abruptly to…

Trend #1: Self-tracking is No Longer the Sole Domain of Hypochondriacs and Fitness Freaks

Thanks…