[Cynthia] has shared a great video of machine sewing parallel lines of conductive thread onto ribbon using a cording foot which usually comes standard with most machines. This technique could ...

Researchers were able to work their conductive cellulose thread into a fabric using a household sewing machine The resulting thread can be sewn into a fabric with a household sewing machine to ...

Researchers may have found a cheap solution to making artificial muscles, using conductive sewing thread you can find in any fabric store. Synthetic muscles have long been kind of a holy grail in ...

To demonstrate the technology, the researchers integrated the conductive threads into ... reliably power devices with high-tech threads. Currently, the sewing process is highly labor-intensive ...

The method used to make the electrically conductive thread is the same as used in previous ... which is time-consuming. Just sewing it into the demonstrated fabric required four days of needlework.

Sewing the electrically conductive cellulose threads into a fabric using a standard household sewing machine, the researchers have succeeded in producing a thermoelectric textile that produces a small ...

(UW Photo / Dennis Wise) UW researchers used everyday sewing machines to embroider fabric with commercial, off-the-shelf conductive thread. That fabric could be worn as a patch on a shirt cuff ...

Sewing the electrically conductive cellulose threads into a fabric using a standard household sewing machine, the researchers have now succeeded in producing a thermoelectric textile that produces ...

They have developed a special silk thread coated with a conductive plastic material ... They require manual labor for both material creation and sewing. For instance, sewing a single fabric ...

In many cases, the threads talked to an XBee LilyPad or a Bluetooth Low Energy module so that an ordinary cell phone can collect the data. Of course, sewing strange conductive thread into your ...

The quest to replicate the flexibility, controllability, and dexterity of human muscles and associated limbs has inspired some truly “non-obvious” but highly workable actuator concepts.

Now a research group presents an ordinary silk thread, coated with a conductive plastic material ... which is time-consuming. Just sewing it into the demonstrated fabric required four days ...