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One of the occupational hazards that comes with being a professor is that sometimes, students may forget that on top of being a teacher, their instructors are also quite literally experts in their field. In light of this revelation, the CU Art Museum is showcasing its quadrennial Faculty Exhibition to remind students that not only […]
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Nextiles, Apple and Samsung are among several companies holding patents for computerized clothing.
Did you get enough steps in today? Maybe one day you’ll ask your ‘smart’ shirt. Dalvin Brown © Fudan University Researchers at China's Fudan University created an electronic textile capable of producing moving images on apparel. Nextiles, a National Science Foundation-backed textile company, wants to weave FitBit-like tech into textiles. It’s the latest addition to an evolving list of efforts to revolutionize the clothing we wear. The Brooklyn-based start-up last week launched its patented “smart fabric” — a machine-washable material with built-in circuit...