Interactive textiles get 'in the groove'

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CSIROs Dr Richard Helmer demonstrating the wearable body mapping sleeve. Credit: CSIRO
CSIRO’s Dr Richard Helmer demonstrating the wearable body mapping sleeve. Credit: CSIRO

Top Australian netball and basketball players are using CSIRO-developed interactive textiles to get ‘in the groove’ when shooting goals.


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