Christine Dierk, a doctoral student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at UC Berkeley, introduced an innovative dress that undergoes dynamic design changes with a simple button click.
A video, posted on the Instagram account “endless_knowledge,” showcases a dress that exhibits remarkable responsiveness, altering its designs in sync with the wearer’s movements.
This video originated from the Adobe MAX 2023 event in Los Angeles, featuring a groundbreaking interactive dress capable of rapidly transforming its style and design.
Witnesses at the event were left both astounded and fascinated by the dress’s extraordinary capabilities. The “Project Primrose” dress, created by Christine Dierk, can swiftly modify its patterns when prompted by a button press.
Remarkably, it doesn’t stop at button presses; the attire can also intuitively adapt to the wearer’s movements, synchronizing with their actions.
This breakthrough technology ushers in a realm of exciting possibilities within the fashion and wearable tech industry.
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