Wednesday, October 14, 2026

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…

A Wearable Robot that Learns ##WearableWednesday
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A Wearable Robot that Learns ##WearableWednesday

Researchers at Harvard’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have teamed up with Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School to develop a wearable robot that learns how to apply mechanical assistance to a weak or impaired limb. Utilizing machine learning, the robot includes sensors that track motion and pressure to…

A Secret Button for Your Bag! #WearableWednesday
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A Secret Button for Your Bag! #WearableWednesday

Here’s a fun, simple project that will help you create a secret button for your bag! Here’s more from CMoz via instructables: This is a great way to make your own pressure-sensitive button that you can incorporate into your wearable designs. When making wearables that fit and move with the body, it can be difficult to…

Electrospinning and the Future of Self-Powered Wearable Sensors
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Electrospinning and the Future of Self-Powered Wearable Sensors

Researchers at Penn State are utilizing a technique known as electrospinning to develop wearable health sensors that generate electricity from the wearer’s motion to power them. The implications are significant, according to Mather. By improving the internal structure of the fibers without requiring high-voltage treatment or complex post-processing, the team created a material that could…