InvisIto weaves invisible machine-readable markers into fabrics with NIR-absorbing yarns
plopesresearch · x · 2026-11-04
- Researchers will present InvisIto at UIST 2026 on Nov 4.
- The technique uses NIR-absorbing yarns to weave visually unobtrusive, machine-readable markers directly into everyday textiles.
- The markers are nearly invisible to humans but legible to machines, letting fabrics carry hidden digital information.
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