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Paper-based ‘Printing Dress’ from Microsoft Featured at Bloomingdale's
Made of paper and integrated electronics, Microsoft Research Printing Dress is a real-time twitter display
Submitted by: Vince Collins
24/9/2012
With high tech playing an increasingly significant role in our lives, it was only a matter of time before technology became a big part of our decisions about style. At the fall Fashion Week in New York City, visitors to Bloomingdale’s are seeing a sampling of this trend, including the wearable printing dress from Microsoft Research, a new wave of retail experiences using Kinect for Windows, and Microsoft products that accentuate a wide variety of styles.

The Microsoft Research Printing Dress is an artistic installation that illustrates the wearable computing trend with integrated computer components sewn into a dress made almost entirely of paper. Utilizing an integrated projector, the dress showcases tweets in real time, transforming the skirt into a real-time twitter display.

This article originally appeared on the Printing Impressions website - PIworld.com

http://www.piworld.com/article/paper-based-printing-dress-microsoft-featured-bloomingdales/1?utm_source=WhatTheyThink+Newsletters&utm_campaign=88952b6536-wtt_goinggreen_11110111_1_2011&utm_medium=email#

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