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Gesture Sensing Gloves: The Future of Music
By Amanda Swan Musicians are often in the news for pushing the boundaries when it comes to making their music, like Beyoncé’s unadvertised surprise album last year or U2’s direct-to-iPhone release of their latest release. Music production has the potential to change dramatically in the near-ish future through the use of gesture sensing gloves.
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The Dash
By: Jordan Massey
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The Personal Space Dress: Preserving the Wearers’ Right to Personal Space
By Kristen Taylor
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LED Eyelashes
Video 1. LED Eyelash – soomi park
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E-Make-Up?
Video 1. Print Your Own Makeup With Mink | Disrupt NY 2014
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A Whole New Reality
Video games haven’t changed much lately in terms of how they are played. Of course there has been amazing upgrades in terms of content and quality, however there has been little variation from the usual “hold a controller and stare at a screen” mode of play. That is all set to change though as wearable…
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More Places Than The Wrist for Technology to Assist
As the wearable tech world grows exponentially under the radar of the public, there is beginning to be a reoccurring theme. Although others have found their base in headware or belt clips, most of the new tech coming out, it seems, is to be worn on the wrist. Whether the device is for fitness, for…
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High Tech Green Fashion
One of my greatest desire is to combine my love of fashion and eco consciousness to help provide awareness and even solutions to maintain our planet. One of my obstacles, I have experienced and witnessed are the price tags on some of the wonderful “green” products that are in the market, today.
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The reason behind the Mask
One of the exciting aims I can think of for this rising of fusion of technology and fashion is the social solutions it can provide to world. Recently one of hip-hop’s fashion Icons, Kanye West became a topic of many conversations due to his wearing of masks during his Yeezus tour. The masks were designed…
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Protect Your Head the ‘Smart’ Way
Recently named the ‘best wearable tech’ at SXSW, the Skully Helmet Skully AR-1 allows the user to have a rear-facing, 180° view without needing to take their eyes off the road as the view is projected onto a transparent display in the visor. Also equipped is “an advanced situational awareness system, showing navigation and blind…