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MIT Develops Thread-Based Fabric Computers for Whole-Body Monitoring – Impact Lab

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Wearable technology has become a staple in modern life, but most devices are limited to smartwatches, rings, and eyewear. Now, researchers have developed a revolutionary thread-based computer that can be stitched directly into clothing, paving the way for a new era of body monitoring. This breakthrough could have significant applications in healthcare, sports, and beyond. […]

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MIT Develops Thread-Based Fabric Computers for Whole-Body Monitoring – Impact Lab

Wearable technology has become a staple in modern life, but most devices are limited to smartwatches, rings, and eyewear. Now, researchers have developed a revolutionary thread-based computer that can be stitched directly into clothing, paving the way for a new era of body monitoring. This breakthrough could have significant applications in healthcare, sports, and beyond. […]

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