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Comments · 7

  1. not news by DiniZuli · · Score: 1 · on Fiber Optic Table Illuminates Your Dining

    This Italian firm has sold stuff like that for years.

  2. They're not alone by inputsprocket · · Score: 4, Informative · on Philips Shows Light Emitting Clothing

    They're not alone - try Luminex for fibre optic threads in clothes and Elekson for pressure sensitive fabrics....

  3. Re:wow - deodorant-impregnated fabrics! by Black+Copter+Control · · Score: 4, Funny · on Perfumed, Glowing Cloth
    luminex, we can make our clothes blink on and off just like all the routers in the server room ;-).

    My girlfriend figured that I'd pay more attention to her breasts if she did that to her bra. It seems to have worked. Now I can get cuddles and network status all in one stroke.

  4. mmm....glowing bosoms by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Science Brings You Brighter Pants

    No ad compaign is complete without clevage

  5. Glowing pants? by inio · · Score: 5, Interesting · on Science Brings You Brighter Pants

    pffffff... Glowing pants?

    What the world really needs are glowing undergarments!

    Oh, whoops, seems they have those covered (in the middle).

  6. Luminex Fabric by Alien54 · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Another Look At High-Tech Fabrics
    Luminex is interesting. It is a glowing fabric that can be cut, sewn, etc. Exotic, but odd in a slightly retro way. (videos also at the links)

    Of course, natural and/or synthetic fibres can be of any color. Fibres transmitting light are uncolored. They take the color of the light source which is connected to them.

    Now add in a couple of digital controls, and you'll be able to flash colors like a cuttlefish

  7. Luminex Fabric by Alien54 · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Another Look At High-Tech Fabrics
    Luminex is interesting. It is a glowing fabric that can be cut, sewn, etc. Exotic, but odd in a slightly retro way. (videos also at the links)

    Of course, natural and/or synthetic fibres can be of any color. Fibres transmitting light are uncolored. They take the color of the light source which is connected to them.

    Now add in a couple of digital controls, and you'll be able to flash colors like a cuttlefish