You can add LEDs to your cross-stitch project using an Arduino LilyPad and conductive thread.
An e-textile glove that combines an IMU, flex sensors, and touch input to drive reactive LEDs, vibration, and sound.
Learn how to make a FLEX Sensor for almost no money at home. These kinds of sensors cost quite a lot in the market ranging from 10$ to 30$!
With pockets that charge your phone, water-resistant weatherproof fabric, and luminous fabric that will have you stand out!
Use a Raspberry Pi 5 to spot anomalies in fabric or other textiles with Edge Impulse FOMO-AD
3D Shibori lets you add texture and flexibility to fabric with thermoplastic qualities. It's easy and requires minimal supplies.
I set out to prove that there is an alternative to caustic and environmentally harmful commercial textile dyes.
