Ever heard of a touchscreen garment? World's 1st is here - washable, breathable; it responds to finger presses, wireless
Researchers at the National University of Singapore have developed an innovative touchscreen garment made from electronic fibres. The sleeve can display photos and videos, respond to finger presses, and measure body temperature. A key achievement is its durability—the device retained both brightness and touch responsiveness through 50 machine wash cycles, suggesting practical potential for everyday wearable applications.
Key points
- Washable touchscreen sleeve displays photos, videos, and responds to touch
- Made from electronic fibres with integrated temperature sensing
- Retained functionality after 50 machine washes
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