Fashion For all Futures
summary
MakeFashion and Lumen Couture turn runway experiments into concrete products: flexible LED strands compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, and an ultra-thin flex LED panel that pairs with a phone app to display text, gifs or microphone-reactive visuals. A DIY mask using the panel goes from Sunday-morning prototype to pre-made sales on lumen couture, while panels and kits sell on wearabletutorials.com. Typical panel battery life is about eight hours, heavier garments run ~two hours, and earlier projection-mapped garments use a projector-in-a-hat solution.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:41Make Fashion runway show
- 5:24Lumen Couture ready-to-wear line
- 7:52Make Fashion EDU for kids
- 8:54LED components and tech demo
- 11:19Tech mask innovation and demo
- 15:10Business growth and mask popularity
- 17:39Q&A session
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