Creative Invention That Opens Up Your Brain.

Creativity has no limits, creativity makes life more beautiful. Let's walk into the 2015 Google Developers Conference, and see what creative inventions that might open your brain.

The 2015 Google Developers Conference, a mysterious protagonist debut - ATAP (higher technology and product department) detonated the audience.

This two-year Department has shown 3 very innovative projects to the world: Project Jacquard (possibly turning clothes into touchpad), Project Soli (people's hands will be input devices), and Spotlight Stories (mobile phones to watch 360 degree panoramic animation).

When the 3 items came out, people began to guess that the days of using clothes as Touchscreens and operating control devices were not far away.

Project Jacquard is a new system that takes daily necessities, such as

It becomes an interactive interface.

In the demonstration of the developer conference in 2015, people made different instructions on cloth and sent instructions to them. After receiving instructions, the cloth became an operation interface to switch lights and control media players.

Ivan Poplev, the initiator of the Jacquard project, wore a special sensor embedded in the sleeve.

The coat demonstrates the effect of touching the sleeve.

"When I was fascinated by textiles, the structure of textiles was the same as the touch screen that we use every day using mobile devices and tablet computers."

Ivan Poplev said that if you use a conductive line instead of some textile lines, you should be able to weave a textile that recognizes various simple touch gestures, just like any touchpad on ordinary mobile phones.

Ivan Poplev said that the idea of the project came from the multi-point touchpad that they observed similar to mobile phones and textiles. "If we can replace some yarns with conductive spinning lines, we can create more touchdown.

Sensor. "

He said silk, wool, cotton and any other textile would do.

When weaving these fabrics, they are interspersed with wires to convert a series of behaviors implemented by cloth into computer recognizable language so as to complete corresponding operations.

This cloth can be used as a mobile phone screen to achieve dialogue between people and cloth.

Ivan Poplev said that if you use this kind of textile to make clothes, it will instantly become interactive and responsive.

But the project team members want to go beyond the imagination: let the interactive clothing mass production, everyone can do it, everyone can buy them.