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DIY – EL wire trimming

Today’s wearable electronic DIY tip comes from Riccardo (Plug and Wear) and shows how to cut and trim EL (Electro Luminescent) wires in the correct way so you won’t have to compromise with standard length EL wires for your textile illumination projects. EL wires require inverters to ...

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talk2myShirt — 23 hours ago

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H-bomb, the worlds first heated wetsuit from Rip Curl

It took Rib Curl three years to design, test and optimize the H-bomb heated wetsuit but it finally has arrived. Cold weather will never again be a show stopper for dedicated surfer with this high tech wetsuit. The heating elements are placed at the back and made of carbon fiber configured to all...

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Smart Fabrics 2010 conference

The clock started ticking again for the preparations to the 6th Annual Smart Fabrics 2010 conference which will take place from April 14 – 16 in Miami, Florida. Organized by IntertechPira, the Smart Fabrics conference is one of the most important events in the wearable electronic calendar ...

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talk2myShirt — 3 days ago

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Aniomagic eTextile remote control for iPhone and iPod

It is always enjoyable to write about the amazing inventions from Aniomagic, the magical eTextile wizards who create cute, simple components and projects with eTextiles. The latest additions to their e-textile treasure chest is the smart dock connector for iPhone and iPod. The Aniomagic dock con...

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talk2myShirt — 4 days ago

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exChange – networking with eTextiles

Networking is a fix-point of our daily activities. Many of us are members of multiple networking communities to stay in touch with family and friends and to meet new people. Wearable electronic is finding it’s space in the drive to stay connected physically. As clothing is very close to us...

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talk2myShirt — 5 days ago

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The Sound of Textiles – Lumierophone

Two highly creative ladies, Kristina Johansen and Yann Seznec transforming a bed sheet with the help of some eTextile magic into a sound emitting surface called ‘Lumierophone‘. The light sensors and other components are hand sewn to the bed sheet with the synthesizer connected to the...

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talk2myShirt — 6 days ago