Engineers from the National University of Singapore have developed the world's first interactive screen woven directly into clothing. The wearable invention integrates miniature electronics into flexible fibres, allowing ordinary textiles to display full-colour moving images and register tactile inputs without rigid panels.
Giovanni Sapere
Corsair has launched the Xeneon Edge, a 14.5-inch touchscreen designed to serve as a secondary display for streamers, content creators, and power users. It integrates with Elgato's Stream Deck software, providing a larger, customizable canvas for shortcuts, system monitoring, and glanceable information. This device aims to streamline workflows by reducing the need for constant application switching.
Letizia Giugliano
Glamos is a small cube that projects a virtual touchscreen into the air, transforming normal devices into peripherals controlled by hand movements The virtualization of our devices is at a turning point. More and more technologies are trying to implement remote control in common devices such as…
Mario Vincenzo La Rocca
Bird is a wearable ring-like design that allows you to “transform” any surface into a touchscreen: it detects finger movements via sensors and transmits them back to the connected device.
Giovanni Sapere
University of Michigan research has produced a plastic that conducts electricity while remaining transparent, great for solar cells, displays and smart windows Plastic is usually an insulating material and is used to shield electrical cables or protect printed circuit boards. Scientists have long…
Mario Vincenzo La Rocca
