3-D Printed Cape Warns When You're Being Watched

Behnaz Farahi is an architect obsessed with cyborgs.

"I've been reading a lot of British philosopher Andy Clark and his theories about how we have already become cyborgs. Our iPads, our iPhones, our laptops have already made us cyborgs. I'm interested to explore that further," she said.

The University of Southern California Ph.D. candidate—who also holds two master's degrees in architecture—has added her own twist to the post-human narrative with her latest project: Caress of the Gaze, a 3-D-printed animatronic garment that detects when and where you're being stared at, and moves and morphs in response.