Sunday, October 18, 2026
Stretchable Photodiodes #WearableWednesday
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Stretchable Photodiodes #WearableWednesday

Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering have developed a soft and stretchable electronic component that improves measurement accuracy and holds a longer charge. Wearable devices use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to project light onto human tissues and a photodiode to detect the light. The intensities and waveforms of this interaction correlate to cardiovascular changes in…

Make a VU Meter Baseball Hat

Spring and summer concert dates for 2024 are starting to be announced. Start building your sound-reactive looks now with NeoPixels and FLORA!Add sound-reactive NeoPixels to your baseball cap, backpack and more! Use our 144-density NeoPixel strip as a wraparound VU meter with a small microphone at the side. The FLORA microcontroller takes input from the…

LED Air Quality Necklace #WearableWednesday
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LED Air Quality Necklace #WearableWednesday

Nowadays, many more people have air filters in their homes. A lot of those air filters come with indicators that give a sense for air quality. But what if you could get information on air quality while walking around anywhere in the world? Here’s a project to make a necklace that is also an air…

ScreenDress is embellished with spooky Pi-powered eyes
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ScreenDress is embellished with spooky Pi-powered eyes

Anouk Wipprecht created a 3D-printed dress with wearable eyeballs that move depending on the brain activity, Via Raspberry PiThe dress was outputted to an HP Jet Fusion 5420W 3D printer using a form of nylon. “This material is ideal for engineering-grade, white, quality functional production parts,” Anouk continues, pointing to the components being light –…