Intel challenged students to demonstrate how to integrate the Intel™ Curie Module into a user’s daily Life.
With guidance from Intel, student teams explored the opportunities and challenges presented by wearable technology and potential markets for the Curie Module. Inspired by its sensing and computational capacity, students worked to create fashion technology devices and garments that users could integrate into their daily lives.
The resulting garments employ the Curie Module to improve well-being, increase social connectedness, and change their style and silhouette of clothing in response to the user’s needs. These prototypes and use cases demonstrated Curie’s potential to fashion and technology audiences.
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