“I don’t want to wear a screen”: Probing Perceptions Of and Possibilities for Dynamic Displays ...
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A fabric display called Ebb uses thermochromic paint-coated conductive yarn woven and crocheted into garments and driven by an Arduino Pro Mini and battery; seven swatches demonstrate density-driven, slow heat-based animation and a controllable 4x4 grid and a woven seven-segment motif. A lab study with five fashion designers and 12 non-designers finds the slow, low-resolution, volatile behavior is valued as ambient, ambiguous expression—examples include transit-stripe scarves, a Tinder-proximity shoulder light, and an inner-wrist numeric texture that works as a subtle watch.
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- 0:00Presentation
- 0:30Project Jacquard
- 0:47Project Jacquard Vision
- 1:19Fashion and Technology
- 2:12Driving Question
- 3:02Jacquard Yarn
- 3:21Thermochromic Paint
- 3:38How Thermochromic Works
- 4:01Density and Color Change
- 4:19Air Thread Change
- 5:32Three different weaving techniques
- 6:05Swatches
- 6:37Density Crochet
- 7:25Inlay Grid
- 7:46Stripes
- 8:07Woven 7segment display
- 8:26Thermochromic
- 8:55Silkscreen
- 9:13Personal Style
- 10:37Associations
- 10:55Plastic
- 11:17Fabric
- 11:34Latency
- 11:57Imagined Experiences
- 13:34Fashion Culture
- 13:59Kant Canvases
- 14:12Ed
- 16:46Bio Signals
- 17:03Beyond Style
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