In the area of biomedical signal monitoring, wearable electronics represents a dynamically
growing field with a significant impact on the market of commercial products of biomedical …

Project Jacquard presents manufacturing technologies that enable deploying invisible
ubiquitous interactivity at scale. We propose novel interactive textile materials that can be …

E-Textiles are fabrics that integrate electronic circuits and components. Makers use them to
create interactive clothing, furniture, and toys. However, this requires significant manual …

Wearable construction toolkits have shown promise in broadening participation in
computing and empowering users to create personally meaningful computational designs …

This paper explores the idea of handcrafted electronics. We introduce a kit-of-no-parts
approach to building electronics from a diverse palette of craft materials, which we argue is …

Electronic textiles (e-textiles) have played a significant role in computational audio ranging
from wearable interfaces for creative expression to more utilitarian purposes such as …

The emergence of on-skin interfaces has created an opportunity for seamless, always-
available on-body interactions. However, developing a new fabrication process for on-skin …

Electronic textiles, or eTextiles, and connected research and practice communities grew
within and across diverse disciplines over the past 20 years. Initially evolving from academic …

Physical computing is becoming mainstream. More people than ever---from artists, makers
and entrepreneurs to educators and students---are connecting microcontrollers with sensors …

Technology has become increasingly pervasive in the creative and experimental
environment of the avant-garde fashion runway, particularly in relation to its garments …