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Smart needles for distracted knitters

Jul 21, 05 01:18 AM PDT

Smart needles for distracted knitters
Co-Published with geekblue, via WMMNA.

This small device named the KnitWit, by Rebecca Spender, uses the movements in the two needles to determine how many stitches and rows you have completed. The device has sensors in the needles that determine (based on movement) if you have completed an actual knit combination or started a new row.

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