July 11, 2009
Smart clothes could take photos
Clothes could one day take snaps of everything happening around whoever is wearing them. The BBC reports.
US researchers have made smart fabric that can detect the wavelength and direction of light falling on it.
The research team has found a way to accurately place sensors in each fibre and co-ordinate the electrical signals they send when light falls on them.
The results were a step towards "ambient light imaging fabrics" said the researchers.
Led by Dr Yoel Fink from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the researchers have extended earlier work that placed sensors in relatively large polymer fibres.
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