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Enhance Your Style with Wearable Electronics! Welcome to the amazing world of wearable electronics, where tech and fashion combine to explore art, style, utility, and new forms of human interaction. Social Body Lab Founding Director and OCAD University Associate Professor Kate Hartman teaches the concepts and techniques behind wearables electronics, from choosing the right materials for a project to explaining how components can be combined to create dynamic costumes and couture. This updated edition of Make: Wearable Electronics is a comprehensive guide to everything you need to dive right in, including how to: Set up an ideal workspace with key supplies Build basic and advanced electronic circuits Construct projects with conductive thread and conductive fabric Work with LilyPad, Flora, and other e-textile toolkits Integrate sensors to respond to the world around you Express yourself through colorful LEDs, fiber optics, buzzers, speakers, and servos Design, prototype, and test your original creations . . . and more! Artists, designers, and researchers also share their inspiring wearable-electronics inventions from around the world, including a futuristic textile that changes color when the International Space Station passes overhead, a jacket that senses and displays noise levels in loud environments, and sound-controlled LED jewelry worn on tour by Grammy-winning musician Imogen Heap. With more than 300 full-color images to complement step-by-step instructions and explanations, let Make: Wearable Electronics help you express your creativity to the world! Review: Good book - Good book Review: The cover is misleading - The cover is misleading. This book is for sewing projects. The cover made me think it was appropriate for kids' projects and STEM projects. Not the case.























| Best Sellers Rank | #753,829 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #33 in Electronic Sensors #96 in Microelectronics #145 in Circuit Design |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 9 Reviews |
B**S
Good book
Good book
L**E
The cover is misleading
The cover is misleading. This book is for sewing projects. The cover made me think it was appropriate for kids' projects and STEM projects. Not the case.
A**L
Great practical manual
Straight to the point, easy to follow, with advice for both EU and US hardware.
B**C
Excellent how-to guide for integrating electronics into clothing
This book is exactly what I was looking for. I’m strong on the electrical side, but when it comes to integrating electronics with clothing, that’s where I had a knowledge gap—and this book filled it. It’s not an electrical engineering textbook. It only covers basic circuits—just enough to get you up and running. The focus is on the practical side of creating wearable technology, specifically integrating those basic circuits into all sorts of clothing and accessories. It’s full of hands-on advice about fabrics, garments, and how to combine them with electronic components in ways that are functional, usable, and most important--comfortable. There’s plenty of guidance on setting up a home studio, choosing fabrics that are easy to work with, and integrating them with electronics. The amount of time I’ll save from trial and error is huge—there are so many practical tips you won’t find in Adafruit videos. I’ve made a ton of new purchases based on the recommended resources and now have a much clearer picture of how all the pieces fit together. It’s an easy read, full of visuals, step-by-step tutorials, and lots of examples. One criticism I have of the wearable tech space in general is that it's felt stagnant the past several years—perhaps focusing too much on blinking LEDs rather than areas like integrated biosensors, interpersonal communication, and other interesting uses. It was great to see the author mention more ambitious applications, which the field clearly lacks. I have a vision for the kind of body-integrated tech I want to build, and now, with a stronger understanding of how to integrate electronics into clothing, I’m excited to move forward with my next round of prototypes. I've learned quite a lot, and for this, I have to give this book top marks and express my gratitude to the author.
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