Exploration in interactive bio-sensing garments - 3D printed Intel-Edison powered Synapse dress logs and communicates mood and level of (dis)stress. Created by Dutch Fashion Tech designer Anouk Wipprecht with Niccolo Casas and Intel's New Devices Group as a research into 'sensing garments'; as the dress logs your mood, and senses you far beyond one set of bio-signals only, the dress becomes a little ecosystem which monitors your behaviour, while co-evolving with the space around your body. The dress acts on the wearers behalf due to embedded sensors and actuators and logging hardware. Checkout movie for more info an a lil voice-over.
The dress is digital created (Maya, Zbrush) and 3D printed at Materialise (3D printing service) in the flexible TPU 92A-1 in a laser sintering technique, dyed with an metallic pearl embedded with the system layered within the front piece and shoulder mount.
video + edit: Anouk Wipprecht
shots: Jason Perry
logo: Sean HG (ReGeered Media)
mua: Parker Day
model: Whitney
design & 3D modelling: Anouk Wipprecht x Niccolo Casas
With a thank you to Matt Pinner (IDF on sight assistance), Chris Thackrey (Zbrush consultant), Materialise, the entire Intel New Devices Group crew run by Todd Harple, IDF and the Intel Edison for enabling my vision!
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