tech e blog

  • by: Staff
  • posted: Design, Technology, Video
  • 7 comments

09/06/2006

(Video) Philips Lumalive

Lumalive textiles by Philips feature "flexible arrays of colored light-emitting diodes (LEDs) fully integrated into the fabric - without compromising the softness or flexibility of the cloth." Videos after the jump.
The electronics, batteries and LED arrays are fully integrated and invisible to the observer and wearer. The jackets feature panels of up to 200 by 200 mm²
[via Philips - FreshCreation - zipped]

Video 1

Video 2

This entry was posted on 09/06/2006 00:00am and is filed under Design, Technology, Video .
You can leave a response.

Other Related Posts

There are 7 comments about this post (1 pages).

1
Posted at 09/06/2006 04:07am by Philips Lumalive ткань » Hi-Tech News
[...] Теперь Philips может похвастаться своими разработками в сфере текстильных технологий. Недавно компания представила Lumalive ткань, которой обладает встроенными LED (свето-испускающие диоды). Особенность этой ткани перед похожими разработками заключается в том, что вся интегрированная электроника, батарея, и LED полностью объединены и невидимы для человеческого глаза, и что самое главное, не влияют на гибкость и мягкость ткани. Посмотреть видеоролик о том, как новинка выглядит в действии, вы можете, пройдя по этой ссылке. На видео представлен демонстрационный жакет с LED экраном 200 х 200 мм.По материалам: http://www.techeblog.com [...]
2
Posted at 09/06/2006 7:59pm by Annonymous
this would be nice on those NASCAR drivers. they're like a walking billboard at night.
3
Posted at 09/06/2006 10:04pm by loppydisk
they much pre render/program the imges on a compter and gets sent to the cloth. maybe one day it could be used as a wireless monitor.
4
Posted at 09/07/2006 12:46pm by hyperionic
Is it me or is Philips constantly developing new stuff? They seem very busy overther.. cool shirt by the way.. maybe in the near future we can watch television on somebody's ass. :)
5
Posted at 09/08/2006 12:24pm by Tropiezos en la red » Presentacin de Philips Lumalive en el IFA.
[...] Fuente: TechEBlog. [...]
6
Posted at 09/09/2006 07:21am by ahmet
the shirts need to improve on battery consumptin to big batterys and only 5 hours your gonna be whereing them for the whole day but the sofa is rather pleasing you could just plugit in :)
7
Posted at 01/14/2007 1:13pm by jackets
jackets http://qualityworkclothes.com Leading Discounter For Work Clothese, Denim, Jackets and More
You must be logged in to post a comment. Click here to login or create a user account now

subscribe rss 2.0

hot posts

recommended

our friends