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Revery.ai is developing a tool that leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to create a better online dressing room experience. Continue reading Virtual dressing room startup Revery.ai applying computer vision to the fashion industry
By Sudais Asif
According to researchers, the misconfigured AWS bucket is still exposed and 21 Buttons has not responded to them.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Fashion marketplace giant 21 Buttons exposes millions of usersR… Continue reading Fashion marketplace giant 21 Buttons exposes millions of users’ data
Materials that can be deformed and then return to their original state as desired, such as shape memory alloys, could mean big things for aerospace, robotics, and even fashion if a new smart textile from Harvard University is anything to go by. Made fr… Continue reading Researchers recycle wool into smart textile that remembers its shape
The waste generated by the fashion and clothing industry is massive, and not just because of the items that are worn a few times before being discarded in favor of the latest trends. Recycling clothing made from cotton is tricky business, meaning piece… Continue reading Clothing recycling breakthrough takes aim at fashion and textile waste
[Gautchh] wanted to make something nice for his girlfriend. Being the DIY enthusiast he is, he thought a hand-made gift would resonate with her better than something he could pick up from the store. Enter NeckLight, a glow in the dark PCB necklace. He was first inspired by another project …read more
A team of volcanologists at the University of Missouri turned fashion models recently as they showed off prototype lava suits that are designed as comfortable, hard-wearing field outfits for scientists bound for the slopes of Vesuvius and the… Continue reading Volcanologists model latest flame-resistant lava suit fashions
If these companies actually execute the plan as written, it would make a significant impact in our effort to curb warming temperatures. Continue reading The UN Is Now Working Directly With Companies to Fight Climate Change
What a time to be alive! The range of things you never knew you needed but absolutely must have expands at a breakneck pace, such that it’s now possible to pick up a belt buckle with an embedded LED matrix to scroll messages. We have no idea what the use case for something like this is, but some people will buy anything.
One such person was a friend of [Brian Moreau], who doubled down after being gifted the glowing bauble by turning it into a WiFi enabled Tweet-scrolling belt buckle. It appears to be a just for fun project, and …read more
Continue reading Is That a Tweet on Your Belt Buckle or Are You Just Happy to See Me?
Winning friends and influencing people is cheaper than a packet of chips when ₹1 gets you four Instagram followers. Continue reading How to Buy a Piece of India’s Burgeoning Instagram Economy
Last week, [David Shorey] came along to the monthly Hackaday meetup in Pasadena. These meetups feature speakers and drinks, projects and chit-chat, and sometimes a few demos of what the local Hackaday community has been working on. [David]’s impromptu demo was something no one had ever seen before. It’s 3D printed tiles embedded in fabric. This is the beginning of 3D printed flexible armor, a great method for cosplay builds, and a really cool way to add another trick to your 3D printing toolkit.
The steps to reproduce this project are actually very easy. The most important bit is the …read more
Continue reading The Latest 3D Printed Fad: Flexible Armor And Pangolin Cosplay