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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Kickstarter: Imaginary Marching Band (wearable)
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/979856363/the-imaginary-marching-band?ref=spotlight watch?v=bTQjd366nE4&feature=player_embedded http://www.imaginarymarchingband.com/
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Neurowear “necomimi”
This made my day. Neurowear is a project to develop fashions and gadgets that respond to brain waves and bio-sensing. Volume 1., “necomimi” is a set of cat ears that perk up when you concentrate, and flop when you are … Continue reading
Raspberry Pi
Not necessarily wearable, but an interesting project nonetheless, the Raspberry Pi Foundation is developing a tiny, low cost ($25) computer to promote the study of computer science in schools. The machine connects to a monitor via HDMI, has a USB … Continue reading
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Pop Wearables
Fresh off the Black Eyed Peas Superbowl performance, Katy Perry is seen sporting an animated LED costume on American Idol. The costume was designed by Francesca Rosella and Ryan Genz at CUTECIRCUIT with shoulder pads and a necklace by sculptor … Continue reading
Paperphone
Gizmag reports that researchers at Queen’s University’s Human Media Lab, partnered with Arizona State University will be presenting their e-ink cell phone at CHI 2011 which starts May 7 in Vancouver. I’m not sure that “bendability” is a feature that … Continue reading