New Delhi, Oct. 24 -- Ever wondered if your clothes could do more than just keep you warm? Researchers at the National University of Singapore have developed a touchscreen sleeve that lets you perform tasks you would normally reach for your phone to do.

According to NUS, the sleeve was created by scientists at the university's College of Design and Engineering (CDE) and consists of electronic fibres that display images and detect touch. By incorporating 54 of these fibres into a sleeve, the team says it has made the world's first touchscreen built into clothing.

Additionally, the sleeve can show images and videos, respond to taps, and connect wirelessly to other devices. It remains washable, breathable, and flexible, allowing users to i...