There's a whole field of tech there combining electronics and fashion, by using conductive fibers in fabrics. Imagine a dress or a coat using a built-in controllable set of interacting electromagnetic fields to shape how the conductive fabric bends! You could have sci-fi like closures with tiny electromagnets you can turn on/off using body capacitance strips as switches along the front. (i.e like star trek)
Or, if you want to go the other way, faraday cage clothing and conductive outer layers over insulating inner layers for use in electricians work clothing.
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Date: 2021-12-28 02:22 pm (UTC)There's a whole field of tech there combining electronics and fashion, by using conductive fibers in fabrics. Imagine a dress or a coat using a built-in controllable set of interacting electromagnetic fields to shape how the conductive fabric bends! You could have sci-fi like closures with tiny electromagnets you can turn on/off using body capacitance strips as switches along the front. (i.e like star trek)
Or, if you want to go the other way, faraday cage clothing and conductive outer layers over insulating inner layers for use in electricians work clothing.