Hello, Robot. Design between Human and Machine
Whether in the form of delivery drones, smart sensors, or Industry 4.0 — in recent years, robotics has found its way into our everyday lives, changing them in fundamental ways.
New York Fashion Week
Spider Dress at New York Fashion Week
Designers are shaking up the fashion system and walking away from traditional runway shows. Interactive robotic clothing that's straight out of the future.
Le Lieu du Design, Paris
Audi imagines the fashion of the future.
Fashion and automobile maintain very close ties which have been strengthened over the years. The fact that motorists are looking for more design and comfort is no stranger to this situation.
La Gaîté Lyrique, Paris
Wearable : Fashion Tech Festival
An exhibition presenting the young fashiontech scene. Around fifteen original creations and prototypes, each one more amazing than the other.
Museum Craft Design
Hands Off: New Dutch Design at the Confluence of Technology & Craft.
The selected designers have produced experimental work that will have broad implications on the future of art, crafts and design on a global scale, and that includes the realms of architecture, e-culture and fashion.
AUDI CENTER BERLIN
Audi A4 Collection
The collection was unveiled during Berlin Fashion Week in July 2015, consists of four dresses that integrate technology found within the German car brand's new A4 saloon car.
CES Asia, Shanghai
CES Asia 2015
3D-printed dress complete with biosignal-controlled robotic arms, reminiscent of an arachnid. The Spider Dress 2.0 utilises an Intel Edison chipset to read biosignals from its wearer which, in turn, cause those shoulder-mounted robotic arms to react.
RTL Late Night
RTL Late Night Show Amsterdam
Presentation of the Spider Dress at the dutch late night tv show hosted by Humberto Tan. The piece is shown as fashiontech design, interaction design and creative engineering.
Scaring the spider
Spider Dress in Amsterdam
The Spider Dress was created as collaboration between dutch Fashion Tech Designer Anouk Wipprecht and Architect and Artist Philip H. Wilck. Here we see Anouk and Philip scaring the Spider.
Science Gallery Dublin
Science Gallery Dublin /photos Anouk Wipprecht
CES Las Vegas
/photo Anouk Wipprecht