Sharing The More Transparent Clothing Information

< p > Chen Xuedi and partner Pedro Oliveira (Pedro Oliveira) made use of 3D printing technology to make a "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "clothing" /a ". The electrochromic films which were cut by 20 hands were embedded in a black and elastic grid, and the film could be changed from opaque state to transparent state. Chen Xuedi called the dress made by Thesis Week (New York University) called "x.pose". < /p >
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< p > Chen Xuedi first made use of Node.js and PhoneGap < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" to develop /a mobile phone application, tracking her own data sharing situation in about 1 months. After processing the collected information, Chen Xuedi made x.pose through 3D printer and embedded electrochromic film in the black grid. < /p >
< p > Chen Xuedi said, "electrochromic film is an intelligent thin film, which is mainly used to produce privacy glass. When the current is blocked, the electrochromic film is opaque, and a certain amount of current will make it transparent in a few milliseconds. "Data from mobile phones will be transmitted to x.pose through Bluetooth connection. A Arduino processor processes the current to the electrochromic film according to the location of Chen Xuedi and the amount of data she shares in real time. < /p >
"These electrochromic films are divided into small pieces of different shapes, representing areas nearby. The location of these electrochromic films will change according to < a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_h.asp > > wearer < /a >, according to the information on the P Behance web page. The more information a wearer shares, the more transparent x.pose is, and the more naked the wearer is. < < /p >.