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I had the pleasure of attending the third seamless technology fashion show wednesday at the Boston Museum of Science.
Highlights included: Ok2Touch , which uses a human powered circuit to play delightful touch based music, Party dress , a ridiculous construction worn by five women and which was set up as an impromptu pavilion, the polite umbrella , which had a nice bit of mechanical work to collapse in more comfortable ways, the news knitter which builds customized sweaters with patterns drawn from internet news and numbers, and the skydress (above) - an inflatable that doesn’t look completely stupid (quite an achievement).
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