Revolutionizing Wearable: Multicolored Photochromic Fiber Opens New Frontiers in Human–Machine Interaction

Zhang，Jing1; Xia，Zhigang2; Shum，Perry Ping3

2024-06-01

Fiber thermal drawing process Human–machine interaction Multicolored photochromic fiber Wearable device

英语

Substantial challenges remain in developing fiber devices to achieve uniform and customizable photochromic lighting effects using lightweight hardware. A recent publication in Light Science & Application, spearheaded by Prof. Yan-Qing Lu and Prof. Guangming Tao presents a methodical approach to surmount the limitations in photochromic fibers. They integrated controllable photochromic fibers into various wearable devices, providing a promising path for future exploration and advancement in the field of human–machine interaction.

10.1007/s42765-024-00394-9

Advanced Fiber Materials

6

3

619-621

2524-7921

SCI ; EI

其他

2-s2.0-85186599473

Scopus

2524-793X

1.School of Mechanical Engineering and Electronic Information,China University of Geosciences (Wuhan),Wuhan,430074,China
2.State Key Laboratory of New Textile Materials and Advanced Processing Technologies,School of Textile Science and Engineering,Textile Industry Key Laboratory of Yarn and Its Functionalization,Wuhan Textile University,Wuhan,430200,China
3.Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering,Southern University of Science and Technology,Shenzhen,518055,China

Zhang，Jing,Xia，Zhigang,Shum，Perry Ping. Revolutionizing Wearable: Multicolored Photochromic Fiber Opens New Frontiers in Human–Machine Interaction. 2024-06-01.