T Stage Show, Skirt Fashion, Smart Era

Now, smart watches live in Smart wearer The dominant position of equipment is that fitness people are keen to wear these devices to monitor their physical condition, location and physical condition, and hope to use these devices to improve their health. Yes, fashion designers are also joining the industry. They fully tap the potential of sensors and connect to the Internet. They hope that the design of clothing and jewelry is not only beautiful but also intelligent.

Imagine a glittering skirt -- actually, it's because there are many light-emitting diodes embedded in the fabric, which are the light emitting diodes that make the clothes shine on the T stage. This is the idea of Matt Drinkwater and completed with the help of Disney, StudioXO and Richard Nicoll.

Drinkwater, a professor at the London Fashion Institute and director of fashion creative department, said Tinker Bell clothing is the founder of high-tech fashion. This dress is a tribute to the little fairy in Peterpan's story. It is made of optical fiber material, and light emitting diodes make the clothes glow in the dark.

Drinkwater hopes to see more similar clothes in the international fashion week, and more and more celebrities can wear such clothes to the red carpet at the awards ceremony, but there is still a lot of work to do.

He said, "New York 2014." Latest fashion The "50 skirts of Apple phone" designed by Elie Taharis on the week are absolutely amazing. We look forward to the emergence of fashion clothing in the fashion industry. Now almost all the clothes that can be connected to the Internet are in the health field.

The Unseen's designer LaurenBowker has invented a material that can use sensor signals to change colors and patterns, including a skirt that can read human brain waves to understand human energy field and emotional changes. A headwear made up of 4000 gemstones can read and understand brain activities, and use different colors to depict individual thinking process.

This year's London men's wear week, the British brand Ada+Nik released a Narrative Clip automatic camera leather jacket.

Nik Thakkar said: "Ada and I both feel that we have lost a lot of life experience, because we always use telephone and camera to record these experiences", as if a person is divided into two halves. "This jacket can make people get intuitive experience and record this moment, so this can enhance human technical ability, and no longer be divided by technology."

CuteCircuit in London Design A light-emitting garment that can display twitter dynamics, create a "hug shirt" and Bluetooth connection, so that people can send a hug to a person wearing the same shirt in the distance, and a 1024 pixel programmable T-shirt, which contains a camera, loudspeaker and Mike wind. You can update the dynamic, songs and pictures in real time.

Cute's creative director and partner, Francesca Rosella, added: "at the latest press conference, we introduced many exquisite silk skirts and jackets, all of which were built with smart optical diode to change the style and interaction of clothes. People could control these clothes with APP on mobile phones. This means that you can download a completely new style in just a few seconds, and the costume will show a completely different visual effect.

Actually, it's not just clothes. Even the brands such as the Heuer Watch also announced that they will enter the field of IOT wear, but the development of smart jewellery is even greater. Drinkwater points out that Kovert jewelry from Shoreditch can be alarmed by vibration, and Netamto 's bracelet can track your daily sun exposure.

And Intel's MICA with Opening Ceremony, a luxury retailer. Intel unveiled its $495 bracelet at CES last year. In the field of exhibition announcements and smart wristbands, this exhibit is very attractive, and MICA is also a platform for customized applications.

Ayse Ildeniz, vice president of Intel, said: "when we sat together with Opening Ceremony to hold a round table conference, our engineers were horrified for the first time to hear their ideas. Oh, my God! How can this be feasible? It's impossible! After returning, we chose a best compromise plan, which could satisfy the aesthetic requirements of women as well as technically feasible, but it is really not easy to choose between them."

This year, Intel is using its Spider Dress technology. This dress combines sensors and robots to show the wearer's feelings. It extracts many biological signals to understand the pressure of the wearer. When others are near you, if you are very nervous, clothes will attack. If you feel that the other party is friendly, it will stay in touch with space. This dress was created by Danish artist Anouk Wipprecht.

Ildeniz said, "this Spider Dress is a work of art. We opened the R & D store to Anouk and asked her" what do you want? "That dress was her idea. It is really extraordinary, not only because it uses the Internet of things platform Edison that we have already built, but also designers have added sensors on this platform. This dress is very fashionable, and its production process is also very fashionable.

Ildeniz said she used to joke with her friends that they talked about wearing a red light suit to squeeze the subway. "I really don't know if I want such a dress," she said. "This dress is showing people how to interact with the world and how they feel and feel." It is no exaggeration to say that this is clothing mind reading.

What will happen in the future?

The more sensors, the more interaction is needed between clothes like Intel Spider. "If we really live in a world led by sensors, then clothes, clothes, shops, clothes and other things can interact with each other. We will open up a world of infinite possibilities, and we have not yet explored this unknown new world, nor do we know what this new world means. If we integrate clothes into the Internet of things, we can create a new way of communication. And this is really exciting.

But what will happen next depends on the development of technology. Ildeniz points out that sensors and processing power are almost completely squeezed in a cell phone, which acts as a hub to connect to various devices, or the ability to disperse parts of the body. Whether in necklaces, watches, earrings, pants or bra, there will be a distributed connection.

"The current research is still lingering between the two extremes," she said. But one thing is for sure, the future world will be full of interconnected sensors. We just decide how to use it as a pedometer or as an emotional display. T-shirt.

Another obstacle is that electronic components should be small enough. Intel's answer is that the button size system chip can read and analyze sensor information and transmit data through Bluetooth.

There are other problems. The most obvious thing is how to wash clothes. Ileniz points out that most smart healthy clothing uses "puck" and removes them when it needs cleaning.

Rosella of CuteCircuit pointed out that her company's technology of dress design is more mature, but she said, "the original intention of our design is to make people wear it."

The basic clothing can be washed in standard water with 30 degrees of water, but more refined materials require dry cleaning.

Rosella said, "after two years of cleaning tests, we put this high-tech fashion into fashion. market Wearing these clothes and other clothes is no different, but these high-tech clothes look more beautiful and create magical interaction effects. So the only excuse for not wearing an interactive T-shirt is that you are lazy to wash and put it under the bottom of the dirty clothes basket.