NUS weaves machine-washable touchscreen into sleeve using electronic fibers
thunderbong · hn · 2026-10-29
Researchers at the National University of Singapore, led by Tural Khudiyev, have woven a functional touchscreen directly into a garment sleeve using electronic fibers — and the fabric survives machine washing. The Designboom report highlights a durability milestone for washable textile electronics.
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