Special Projects

SPECIAL PROJECTS

HUG SHIRT- SOUNDSHIRT

INFINITSHIRT

HAPTIC, SPATIAL AUDIO, AND SENSOR ENHANCED WEARABLES

THE SOUNDSHIRT

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THE HUGSHIRT

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3D SPATIAL AUDIO

TWIRKLE T-SHIRT

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T-SHIRT OS / INFINI-T-SHIRT

The World’s very first wearable, sharable, programmable T-shirt designed and patented by CuteCircuit (Patent number: US10356356).

TshirtOS looks like a simple grey t-shirt but it has the extraordinary power to allow you to share your Status, your Tweets, your favourite songs and pictures.

Wear the future of self-expression. The t-shirt features thousands of full colour pixels arranged in a soft wearable grid, it is controlled using Q App on your mobile phone allowing you to broadcast anything you love.

TshirtOS includes an array of interactive technologies to allow it to perform in a variety of ways, including: Full color pixels to display amazing animations, Bluetooth 5 connected, Controllable via the CuteCircuit Q App, Microphone (sound and noise reactive), Movement sensor (jump and display new animations), Headphone jack (play music wirelessly from your smartphone), Micro-camera (for awesome photos).

BRAND COLLABORATIONS AND INSTALLATIONS

CUTECIRCUIT X MSI CHICAGO

The Twirkle t-shirt features in the new wearable technology exhibit “Wired to Wear” at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. The exhibit also features the HugShirt and SoundShirt. This special edition of the Twirkle t-shirt features a laser distance ranger that senses the distance of the museum visitors from the installation.

The sensor changes the colour of the micro-LED decoration based on the distance, with sparkling white lights activating when a visitor is very close, and glowing in green and aqua when the visitor is approaching, through the whole rainbow of colours when walking by. The 20 t-shirts in the installation create a reactive surface that invites the visitors to play.

CUTECIRCUIT X LINCOLN

CUTECIRCUIT X GHOST IN THE SHELL

CUTECIRCUIT X CONVERSE

ALL WAH

The All Wah was born during Converse’s Chuck Hack sessions, Critical Mass presented the first prototype of a Chuck Taylor using a standard Wah pedal.

Fast-forward to 2016 with an innovative design and development from leading fashion and wearable technology brand CuteCircuit, the All Wah brings a new level of freedom to guitar playing.

The sole of the All Wah transforms foot movement into Wah modulation, using cutting-edge micro-sensor technology.

Move your foot as you would with a traditional Wah pedal, and the sneaker does the rest, communicates wirelessly via Bluetooth to the Wah Box for the Wah effect. All Wah can be used in a classic stage set-up with Amp or connect to a MAC or iPhone.

MERCEDES PILOT SUIT

EASYJET FUTURE UNIFORMS

CuteCircuit designs futuristic sensor-enhanced uniforms for the cabin-crew and ground-crew of British airline easyJet for their 20th anniversary.
Featuring the first ever runway show on board an aircraft!

CuteCircuit worked closely with easyJet cabin crew and engineers to analyse their everyday movements and task’s management, and design uniforms best suited to their needs.

Tina Milton, Head of Cabin Crew for easyJet, commented:

Our crew’s primary concern is for the safety of all passengers so it is really exciting to be working on this pioneering new technology which could transform the capability of our uniforms, helping crew to be more easily identified in an emergency as well as helping them to provide great service to passengers.