What Happens When Clothes Collide With Sensors And The Internet?

When clothing Sensors and Internet What kind of chemical reactions will happen when we collide together? Although for the ordinary people, smart clothing is still too new, but more and more companies are beginning to accept this concept and devote themselves to this field. Maybe future clothing and electronics. product The boundaries will gradually disappear, and our wardrobe will also have charging function.

Smart shorts

LumoBodytech, a wearable device manufacturer in the US, has launched a running shorts called LumoRun. Unlike ordinary sports shorts, it has 9 axis sensors and a low power Bluetooth module installed at the waist. It can monitor users' steps, step length, touchdown time, jumping height and pelvic twist in real time. Through Bluetooth headset, it can send voice feedback like a trainer to help users adjust speed and run posture, improve performance and avoid sports injuries.

LumoRun has two men and women. It can be machine washable. The built-in battery can be used for one hour and can be used for 25 hours.

Smart vest

The sports vest, called HexoskinSmart, uses breathable quick drying fabric to keep moisture and heat, allowing users to keep dry during exercise. It has multiple biosensors, which can monitor your heart rate, breathing rate, exercise intensity, heat consumption and fatigue during the day. It can detect your sleep quality and respiratory activity at night. Through Bluetooth module, it can connect with various third party applications, such as RunKeeper, Strava, and smart watches, GPS equipment and other accessories.

Smart underwear

A research team from Wollongong University in Australia has developed a smart underwear called BionicBra for several years. BionicBra's "smart" lies in the use of smart fabrics, 3D printing and bionic muscles and other "black technology". This underwear can accurately determine the movement state of the human body, automatically adjust the tightness of underwear, so that users can always be in a comfortable state.

However, at present, the product is not in the market for development and testing.

Color change T-shirt

This is a very cool sports T-shirt, which is said to have adopted a technology from NASA. It can change the photon's reflection mode according to the heat emitted by the body, and then change the color of the clothes. When you wear this garment, you have different muscle movements in different parts of the body, and the color of the corresponding parts of the clothing varies with the amount of heat emitted. The biggest function of the sportswear, called Radiate, is to allow users to see the heat of the muscles in real time and adjust different sports strategies, sales staff said.

Pay jacket

If you don't even want to pick up your cell phone when you pay the bill, you can try this smart jacket with payment function. Its biggest bright spot is the non-contact payment function. Wearing this dress "swinging sleeves" can complete the payment, which is more convenient than what Alipay and apple pay. This jacket has a hat design, with zippers, navy blue and pure black two colors to choose from. It is said that the owner of this jacket can consume 30 000 shopping malls, bars, restaurants and stations in the UK.

Smart socks

Owlet has launched a smart socks for babies. The socks can measure the heart rate, oxygen content and skin temperature of the baby without infraction through red and infrared rays. The socks are of low sensitivity and no adhesive. Based on wireless operation, all electronic components are stored in waterproof and insulating silicone sleeves to ensure that no electric shock will occur. Through the Bluetooth module, it can also spanmit the recorded information to the supporting APP. In addition, it can be connected to the home Wi-Fi network to view on any networking device.