NUS researchers develop a touchscreen garment woven from smart fibres

Summary

Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a touchscreen garment built from smart fibres. According to Digital Trends, the fabric can display images, play videos, respond to touch, and survive machine washing. The report presents the work as a step toward putting interactive screens directly into clothing.

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1. Digital Trends

   22 Oct 2026, 21:41 UTCSource ↗

   Digital Trends reports that NUS researchers have built a touchscreen garment from smart fibres that display images, play videos, respond to touch, and survive machine washing.