Still wearing smart bracelets, people have begun to wear smart clothes.

Levis music denim

American denim brand Levis pioneered the launch of a music jacket developed by the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It not only plays music, but also stores your favorite music on the chip or listens to your favorite stations. The music playback function is controlled by a full fabric capacitive keyboard, and the clothes will start to play music automatically with a single touch. Musical denim mainly relies on sustainable energy sources such as solar, wind and physical energy. Researchers are currently working on a fabric that relies on bending to generate electricity, as long as people wear it to generate electricity.

Thermal socks

Insulation socks contain billions of insulation particles, which can absorb or release heat according to the temperature difference between the measured environment and the human body. Usually it can absorb the heat generated by the feet and reduce the sweat. When the temperature of the feet drops, it can slowly release the stored heat to keep the feet warm.

OMbra smart bra

The OMbra Smart Bra is no different in appearance from a normal bra, but its built-in sensor tracks and records your steps, respiratory rate, heart rate, calorie consumption and more. The collected data will be synced to the Bluetooth black box, and users can view their physical condition in real time through the mobile app.

Sensing sneakers

Nike and Google Maps and Apple have launched a sneaker that allows users to track their "electronic footprint" on Google Maps. After the sensor is placed in the sneaker, it is connected to Apple's wireless network and 3G network. Users can get their training on the Internet through mobile phones, including the number of kilometers running, the calories burned, the pace and so on.

Emotional gloves

Emotional gloves determine a person's mood by detecting the temperature, pulse, and skin resistance of the palm. After wearing it, once the mood is depressed or anxious, the sensor system on the glove will respond quickly, and the device will start to flash with a flash, suggesting that you should let go of your work and take a few fresh breaths. air.

Milk protein underwear

A domestic company launched "milk underwear", which is made by extracting protein fiber from milk and mixing it with cashmere. Milk protein fiber contains amino acids that are beneficial to the human body, and has the advantages of moisture retention and warmth retention. Therefore, wearing this "milk underwear" can maintain the skin.

Emotional scented clothing

British designer Dr. Jenny Tillosen puts forward the concept of “emotional aromatherapy clothing”, which emits different fragrances according to the changes in the mood of the wearer. The "smart" aspect of this garment is the ability to mimic the body's blood circulation, sensory and body glands. Its fabric is filled with various perfumes, which are sprayed with a liquid flow control system to change the fragrance according to different environments.