'Smart cloth' - the new generation anti-theft system
On the market today there are many anti-theft systems from sirens, alarm speakers to CCTV, magnetic switches, oil detectors or infrared barrier bars. In the near future,…
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On the market today there are many anti-theft systems from sirens, alarm speakers to CCTV, magnetic switches, oil detectors or infrared barrier bars. In the near future,…
Power can charge your phone whenever you hold it in your hand, or when the user is sitting on it. Researchers have found a way to convert heat into electricity and that…
Raytheon (USA) has successfully developed a device that can be attached to people like clothing, operating on Android and Windows operating systems, which will help pilo…
A new type of high-tech clothing that incorporates 'biosensors', which can be guessed as to why babies cry, helping parents take better care of their children.
Children's clothing labeled with 'bio-sensors' can help parents less anxious to know why their baby is crying.
Lexus recently challenged designers to create stylish designs from Lexus CT.
Persons restricted to arm movement (accident, old age or disability) often find it particularly difficult to wear clothing.
A group of Japanese students created a way to transform cigarette butts into cloth to make T-shirts.
Not only a nutritious food source, milk can now be used to make fashion. Fashion fans will be amazed at how they dress up in soft, eye-catching and safe dresses that are…
A Japanese man paralyzed from the waist down has embarked on an ambitious journey of climbing a mountain in Normandy with the help of a modern robotic outfit.
Japanese clothing makers have launched special shirts and are becoming fashionable.
Chinese scientists have created a super-strong, superconducting carbon fiber fabric that can be used to make astronauts' clothing, bulletproof and anti-radiation.
British police have released a metal detector hidden in their clothing. They are especially useful when helping the police fight off criminals using knives.
Swedish researchers have created a costume that allows wearers to play music by touching it.
IBM experts have released five scientific forecasts over the next five years, presenting scientific advances that humans will achieve in the near future.