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CAMBRIDGE – A research project by a team at the University of Cambridge has led to the development of a fully woven smart textile display. 

Integrating active electronic, sensing, energy and photonic functions, the fabric has been developed using many standard industry practices but could yield futuristic results – think curtains that are TVs, energy-harvesting carpets and electronically-charged clothing.  

“This is a step towards the full exploitation of sustainable, convenient e-fibres and e-textiles in daily applications. And it’s only the beginning,” noted Professor Jong min Kim, from Cambridge’s Department of Engineering, who co-led the research with Dr Luigi Occhipinti and Professor Manish Chhowalla. 

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