Sentence examples for wearable light from inspiring English sources

And you can use a wearable light tracker (SunSprite) to let you know when you get the right dose of bright light if you're using the sun as your light!

The engineering of the surface electrical properties of TiO2 nanotube resulted in an overall improvement in electrochemical performance which is beneficial in a range of applications including wearable light weight electronic devices and energy storage applications.

Well, this might not be too far off now that technologist and designer Nan Zhao has created Halo, a wearable light that goes wherever you go.

The wearable QLED, i.e., another application example of the flexible QLED, can work as a light source for wearable light-based biosensors.157 In 2017, Kim et al. reported wearable photoplethysmographic (PPG) sensors that combined stretchable QLEDs and QD photodetectors.158 The graphene-based transparent electrode provided extreme bendability for the QD-based LEDs and PDs.

The first of Zhao's wearable lighting creations, Halo has so far been tested in situations from comedy improvisation to Halloween costumes and recently won the aesthetics award at the wearable computing conference in Japan.

The ultimate goal of our research, which started in 1998, was to design an immersive, wearable light-weight AR system that is able to provide stereoscopic views of virtual objects exactly in overlay with the real world: a visual walkman, equivalent to the audio walkman.

"When Natalina created her amazing fiber optic dress last spring, she opened up a whole new world of wearable lighting magic and costume possibilities.

Labs have been developing wearables that light up using LED lights as well as clothes that respond to outside stimuli such as lighting conditions.

We made floatable led-lit origami, hip wearable electronics, light-up greeting cards, and musical color sensors!

Wearable Fluorescent Lights Are Completely Impractical, But Look Awesome.

But you could take that phrase literally with these wearable fluorescent lights, called Face Normal, created by New York-based art and design duo CW&T Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy for an awards ceremony for AIGA last year.