You Wear It... Well

Ms. Emese Papp, doctoral student, shares her experience designing a double award winning exoskeleton.

Dr. Minjing Lin's brief introduction to her PhD research simplifies the idea of parametric thinking in fashion design. 

Laura Salisbury, doctoral student at the Royal College of Art in London, award winning designer, and Director and CEO of KnitRegen Ltd, shares her journey of designing a wearable and it's associated company. https://www.rca.ac.uk/business/innovationrca/start-companies/knitregen/

Dr. Mingjng Lin discusses how she uses her body oriented parametric design for 3D printed fashion and textiles and how it lends itself to wearables. http://www.linmingjing.co.uk/

Nuada's CEO and founder, Filipe Quinaz, talks about the company's superhero-like robotic glove.  Nuada is an international award winning company with a multidisciplinary team that is supported directly by the European Union and one of the leading hardware VC’s  in the world (SOSV).  www.nuada.pt

Dr. Farzan Sasangohar shares his experience of working with his cohorts on a naturalistic study done on PTSD utilizing wearables.  This research article was reviewed in an earlier podcast.

Research on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder with veterans utilizing smart watches to investigate the effects of various factors on heart rate. This research was performed by Mahnoosh Sadeghi, Farzan Sasangohar , Anthony D. McDonald , and Sudeep Hegde from Texas A&M University.

Lu Yin's second and final part of an interview discussing he and his associates revolutionary biofuel cell development.

Lu Yin, PhD student at the University of California, San Diego, discusses a revolutionary bio fuel cell he and his associates from the Jacobs School of Engineering have developed.

Nitin Kumar Singh, PhD student at Kyushu Institute of Technology, discusses a revolutionary sensor he and his associates have developed for use with wearables.

Functional Equivalent (FE) Hand model created by researchers Gregor Harih, Milos Kalc, Matjaz Vogrin, and Marion Fodor-Mühldorfer shows a high validation compared to current computer models. These findings may lead to more precise hand grasping with robotic hands. 

Research from the Department of Life Science and Systems Engineering at the Kyushu Institute of Technology in Japan, reveals a dielectric elastomer that is made into a stretch sensor to measure body joint motions and plays a role in future wearables. The researchers, Nitin Kumar Singh, Kazuto Takashima, and Tomohiro Shibata, also discuss that a basic calibration technique integrated with micr...

Dr. Gregor Harih, Assistant Professor in the field of Ergonomics, Mechanical Design, and Industrial Design at the University of Maribor, shares his most current research on a Functional Equivalent Hand model and how it can help with robotics.

Fashion Designer Fernanda Bassetto shares her experiences as a Fashion Designer in Wearables.

University studies show promise using wearables to help diagnose and monitor Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and COPD.

Malou Beemer shares her insights and her mission in making wearables beautiful and functional.

A founder turns his hearing loss into an innovative idea.  https://www.butterflyaudio.co/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-morgan-jones-22985960/

A panel of fashion designers look at how tech will change fashion design and one university is weaving the way.

Soft actuators still can be elusive and cotton hits high notes.

Tonus Tech CEO, Marianna Recchia, shares her company's story during the start up phase.

Companies that have revolutionary wearables to detect life threatening situations in advance and can even guide health care personnel in proper care.

The latest in biodegradable fabrics and their use in fashion.

Dr. Ashish Kapoor shares just what is king in etextile conductivity; it is NOT a metal! Listen to find out just what it is! He can be reached at https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashish-kapoor-ph-d-a9400b55/

University of Calgary Doctoral student, Ishad Chathuranga, discusses his current research in the Human Bio Lab.

To find out the answer to this riddle listen to this research article review from Frontiers in Physiology journal. Salud!