Sunday, October 18, 2026

The Silent Wind #WearableWednesday

  This multi component wearable gives color to the wind through LEDs. A scarf receives wind data from an Anemometer and then sends that information to a pair of LED earrings and moving gloves. From Yujari Kisu on Hackster.io: Purpose Wind is the invisible, but it clearly touches our bodies. To enable us to feel…

Smart Vest for Outdoor Workers Powered By Circuit Playground #WearableWednesday
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Smart Vest for Outdoor Workers Powered By Circuit Playground #WearableWednesday

In the East Coast, summer is also called “construction season.” Cinstruction workers face humidity, heat, ornry drivers, and the sometimes chaortic traffic of I-95. Makers can help! Here’s a great project from xqingli using Adafrtui’s Circuit Playground to create a smart vest for outdoor workers. Here’s more from Instructables: The name of this wearable project…

Using Wearables to Study Running Injuries
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Using Wearables to Study Running Injuries

If you ever wondered about the differences and risks between running outdoors vs on a treadmill, a study from researchers at UConn answers just that. Participants ran both on the treadmill and outdoors while wearing ankle and chest sensors to track their step rate and tibial acceleration. Details of the study were published in the…

Prototype Modular Smart Glasses #WearableWednesday

With this project, you can turn any pair of sunglasses into smart glasses…style permitting. Here’s more from Paul Stefaan Mooij via hackster.io: Introducing PMSG: whether you call them the Poor Men’s Smart Glasses or the People’s Modular Smart Glasses / Portable Mesh-Connected Smart Glasses, With PMSG, *( its my inside joke ) you can transform…

3D printed Shigaraki Face Mask #WearableWednesday
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3D printed Shigaraki Face Mask #WearableWednesday

OffhandCrafting shared this spooky print on Thingiverse! This is a remix from maximum_escapism that uses a head model from PearlGreyMusic to create an opening in the hand to better fit on your face using Orcaslicer. I also added a mouth guard that I modeled with Solidworks so the wearer can hold the mask in place…