PocketView: Through-Fabric Information Displays
summary
Claims that bright low-res displays can be read through clothing using an 8x8 RGBW LED matrix, validated by a technical test on 40 fabrics tested measuring transmittance and irregularity. Functional prototypes (phone-case, wallet, key fob, pen, earbud case) run over Bluetooth from a phone and reliably show icons and time through many common garments. A 12-participant study finds 92% rate the LED matrix useful, compares a PDLC pocket and phone baseline, and shows tradeoffs in privacy, fashion, and encumbered-hand use.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:17Motivation
- 0:58Background - On-body Displays
- 3:44Light Transmission Experiment - Results
- 4:16Main Prototype
- 5:42User Study
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