Stretchable electronic fabrics have been ... LEDs could work in commercial settings. Finally, on the industrial side, fabrics containing monitoring electronics could help manufacturers monitor ...

Printing on fabric might be a familiar trick, but adding stretch into the equation gives our fabric prints the ability to reconstitute themselves back into 3D. That’s exactly what [Gabe] has ...

The four-year project dubbed PASTA (integrating Platform for Advanced Smart Textile Applications) brings together a variety of European industrial ... into fabrics. The effort will build on the ...

By combining light emission and sound production in a single stretchable material, this work establishes a foundation for electronic fabrics that can provide synchronized visual and audio information.

Sapphire Mills is collaborating with XLance Srl, the Italian producer of polyolefin-based stretch yarn, to enhance stretch textiles for the workwear market. XLance fiber is sustainable alternative ...

For the first time, the Binghamton University researcher has now woven his innovative fuel cells into a flexible and stretchable piece of fabric that could one day power wearable electronics ...

Engineers in Japan are making conductive inks that can be stretched to the extreme, adding to research on smart fabrics by Google ... prototype wristband made of stretchable sportswear textile.

By transforming rigid lithium-ion battery electrodes into wearable, fabric-based, flexible, and stretchable electrodes, this technology opens up exciting possibilities by offering stable ...

Engineers in Japan are making conductive inks that can be stretched to the extreme, adding to research on smart fabrics by Google ... wrist band made of stretchable sportswear textile.