Australia develops self-cleaning cloth when exposed to light
A new fabric uses light to break down organic compounds that make up the stain, being developed by researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT Uni…
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A new fabric uses light to break down organic compounds that make up the stain, being developed by researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT Uni…
Imagine when dirty clothes had to be replaced, or stains from coffee poured in, you just hanging out in the sun is everything clean clean.
Old jeans can turn into a new dress thanks to Swedish researchers' eco-friendly fabric recycling technology.
A group of Chinese scientists developed a micro-detector that allows to see through clothing or some paper and cardboard materials.
The secret of the new fabric is synthetic fibers, also known as aramid fibers with special magnetic-alloy coating.
Microsoft has patented a special technology that allows the conveyance of messages by stimulating electrical waves of the wearer's clothing.
Dutch designer Jeffrey Heiligers has launched a line of smart clothing named
Cambridge Consultants, a product design and development company, has developed a smart fabric that can track body movements.
Scientists have just created a new fabric, made from silver nanoparticles, capable of keeping heat efficiently inside clothes, helping the wearer feel warm.
Thanks to its ability to remove sweat, odors and stains, American designer Zara Terez's slim pants allow the person to exercise all week without feeling embarrassed…
Costume and technology in Melbourne, Australia, with Threadsmiths, has created a waterproof and dust-free T-shirt.
Do not worry if you need to use a dress or shirt immediately to find it dirty. Swash will help you clean, remove bad smells and remove wrinkles on clothes with just one…
Electric sandals and bra, and jeans with an emergency button are anti-rape tools newly announced by students in India.
The US military is researching special gauntlets that allow soldiers to climb vertical walls like geckos.
With the ability to kill bacteria, silver has played an important role in the development of anti-bacterial materials and is now commonly used applications such as keybo…