Madison Maxey

Madison Maxey: Pioneering E-Textiles and Flexible Electronics

Madison Maxey is an inventor, engineer, designer, and the founder of LOOMIA, a Brooklyn-based e-textiles pioneer.2 She is passionate about bringing flexible, robust circuitry (e-textiles) to scale through her company.1

Key Facts about Madison Maxey:

• Founder & CEO of LOOMIA, a company that designs and manufactures soft, flexible electronics for use across industries13
• Developed the LOOMIA Electronic Layer (LEL), an award-winning e-textile circuit2
• Forbes 30 Under 30 Member, TED@NYC selected speaker, Thiel Fellow13
• Holds creative technology residencies at institutions like School of Visual Arts, Autodesk, and Pratt's BF+DA13
• Developed e-textile prototypes and workshops for companies like North Face, Google, PVH, Flextronics and Adidas13
• Her work has built the foundation for 6 granted patents and has led to invited lectures at universities such as Columbia, NYU and University of Illinois Champagne Urbana3
• Appeared on TV shows and podcasts such as Project Runway, Intel's America's Next Top Maker, Good Morning America, CNBC's Jump Jive and Thrive and NPR13

Maxey has spent years researching and developing flexible and drapable circuitry layers that can be patterned to function as antennas, light up LEDs, sense capacitive touch, and provide heating.1 Her work aims to bring functionality to textiles in apparel and beyond, revolutionizing the e-textiles industry.2