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How 'smart' are your clothes?

Posted on April 18, 2013

Joanna Berzowska, professor and chair in the Department of Design and Computation Arts, has developed interactive electronic fabrics that harness power from the human body and use it to change the garments’ visual properties. Berzowska will be presenting her prototypes at the Smart Fabrics 2013 conference in San Francisco this week: The Toronto Telegraph, Fashion Source (subscription only), Deccan Chronicle, Smart Planet, Science Newsline Technology & Engineering, MSN News, Truth Dive, Business Standard, Science World Report, Science Codex, Nanowerk, BBC, Fountain Media, Fibre 2 Fashion, Daily Mail (U.K.), The Times of India, India Times, Study Guide India and Engineering and Technology Magazine and AMEQ en Ligne (subscription only). Berzowska also appeared on Radio-Canada International yesterday with Carmel Kilkenny. 

Digital Trends
featured an article about Berzowska's fabrics. The article was reprised by various subsidiaries of CBS, ABC, FOX and NBC news outlets as well as Pakistan Today, Sci-News, Fukuhara, The State Journal, GA Daily News, Tucson News Now, GTN News, EDN Asia and Hawaii News Now.