SUITCEYES is among the 24 innovations from 200 submissions that has made it to the short list of the Innovation Radar Prize 2021. The next step towards winning the Innovation Radar Prize will be to participate in a public voting. This voting takes place on the Dealflow.eu website, where all 24 selected innovations will be introduced to the public. !!! Click
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On February 7th, the Swedish Minister for Culture and Democracy, Mrs Amanda Lind, visited the Swedish School of Textiles and the Textile Fashion Center. Nils-Krister Persson, the head of the “Smart Textiles Technology Lab” and work package leader in SUITCEYES had the pleasure to guide the Minister in the Smart Textile Showroom. Mr Persson demonstrated The “Black Dress” of SUITCEYES and described the project. SUITCEYES aims for inclusion in society by interactive… Continue Reading SUITCEYES presented to the Swedish Minister for Culture and Democracy
Leave a CommentThe study on gamification, conducted in Germany, was documented in a local magazine of Paulinenpflege Winnenden e.V. If you are interested in further details, click here and see page 4.
Leave a CommentOur project has been presented in a Swedish magazine of the Association for Visual Rehabilitation. For more information, please see page 5 in the following .pdf document.
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Leave a CommentSUITCEYES was featured on the Canadian news website newatlas.com where they have published their article “Haptic-feedback clothing designed to guide the deafblind”. Click here to view the article.
Leave a CommentCnbeta.com informs its users on the SUITCEYES project in this article here.
Leave a CommentBulgarian website Monitor.bg has recently dropped an article on the SUITCEYES project. Interested? Then check out the article here.
Leave a CommentFor all the Chinese readers out there, check out this article reporting on the SUITCEYES project by 7tin.cn.
Leave a CommentSUITCEYES is in the spotlight yet again. This time on afaae.com. Read their article “Clothes that speak through vibrations”. Check out the article here.
Leave a CommentThe Chinese website WellNylon.com presents the SUITCEYES project on their blog dealing with the latest developments in the textile industry. You can find this article here.
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