On The Market Prospect Of Electronic Clothing From Cost, Material And So On

With the development of society and technology, people may not be surprised when clothes become electronic devices.

Due to cost and material reasons, such a

It's not easy to get to the public, but some companies have tried to commercialize it.

CuteCircuit by

Francesca Rosella and Ryan Genz are created, headquartered.

。

Recently, the company has launched an electronic garment with 1024 pixel full color.

Screen.

"We design T-shirts as a real interactive experience," Rosella said.

It uses the company's patent "magic cloth", equipped with micro headphones, cameras, and gravity sensors.

"The frame rate of T-shirt playing video is 25 frames per second, so when it's active, it's really nice."

Through the CuteCircuit Q application on iPhone, the wearer can control.

The contents of the display.

The origin of Infiniti T-shirt can be traced back to 2012.

At that time, Scottish Whiskey Company Ballantine's made publicity, and asked CuteCircuit to make a clothes that could express the content.

The original product was called tshirtOS.

TshirtOS is not manufactured because of its high cost and easy breakage.

However, CuteCircuit later began to make this kind of clothes himself and renamed it Infiniti.

Switch Embassy is another one that makes this kind.

Company.

Its product is called Infinite Canvas.

In fact, this is an improvement of CuteCircuit products.

Infinite Canvas uses a white microLED screen, which is much cheaper.

Like Infiniti's T-shirts, the content of Infinite Canvas can also be controlled by an application, and can also download pictures and animations from the Internet.

At present, Switch Embassy regards Infinite Canvas as a plan to promote fashion companies and interior design companies.

However, it also has plans for making products and has launched a handbag.

Alison Lewis, the founder of the company, believes that with the development of the times, our clothes will become interactive.

"Like Google's Jacquard project (turning clothes into touchscreen items), the cost of this technology is very high at the beginning," she said. "But with the standardization of platform, the cost will drop."

Do people buy such clothes? CuteCircuit's Rosella believes that although not everyone can accept such products, the significance of this technology is that it has created a new fashion product.

If clothes can keep changing and adapt to the demand of innovation, maybe people don't need to buy so many clothes.