NUS researchers weave the first touchscreen display into clothing
Researchers at the National University of Singapore, led by Assistant Professor Tural Khudiyev, integrated 54 specialized fibers into a sleeve to create a 96×54-pixel display that also senses touch. The work was published in Nature on 21 October 2026, and the fabric display survived 50 machine washes and 1,000 bending cycles.
- 96×54-pixel display woven into a sleeve from 54 electronic fibers
- Pixels and touch sensing are built into the fibers themselves
- Display survived 50 machine washes and 1,000 bending cycles
- Published in Nature on 21 October 2026; no release date announced
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