flexible electronics

A maker has built a t-shirt that glows like neon tubing using flexible LED filaments, sharing details of the design and build process online. The project has drawn attention on Hacker News, where readers are discussing the engineering behind the wearable light display and the possibilities for DIY electronics and wearable fashion.

Engineer Scott Bezek has documented how he made a t-shirt that glows like a neon sign, using flexible LED filaments sewn into the fabric. His write-up covers the design and construction challenges of embedding electronics in wearable, bendable material. The project is drawing attention from makers and tech enthusiasts impressed by the blend of craft and electronics.