We worked with IPC to develop a whitepaper for designers and engineers that provides a framework for e-textile development.

In 2015, 3D printing was seen as one of the most exciting new spaces to explore. From desktop Makerbots to industrial machines, a new groundbreaking discovery in the space was popping up weekly.

We love creating new use cases with our flat, flexible LEDS.

Frequently, folks question what e-textiles can be used for, or why our investigation of them is worthwhile.

The TILE tag is a small device that is designed to collect data over time for soft good products. Using the tag, a brand can start to understand how customers are using a product and ideally, design better products over time. The tag collects three kinds of data- time, temperature and motion. Using this data, it can start to paint of picture of how someone is handling the product it is attached to.

We are excited to share that the LOOMIA Electronic Layer (LEL) playmat is now part of the Material ConneXion (MCX) library.

Conferences are a dime a dozen, but the Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is one that I think stands out from the crowd. (For those who aren’t familiar, IFAI is a not-for-profit trade association with membership opportunities for interested companies.)