Wearable technology has always been a concern in the international computer academia and industry, but due to the high cost of construction and technical complexity, many related equipment only stays in the conceptual field. With the development of mobile Internet, technological advancement and the introduction of high-performance low-power processing chips, some wearable devices have been conceptualized to commercialization.
Smart jacket woven the sensor into the fabric
The famous jeans brand Levi's smart jacket with Google has woven the sensor into the fabric of the left cuff in the form of fiber, so that the left cuff becomes a touchpad. You can control the phone in your pocket by touching the left cuff with different gestures. For example, double-clicking on the cuff to play music, scribbling on the cuffs, and so on.
Nike automatic lace-up shoes
The biggest innovation of the NikeAirMag shoe is its "automatic lace system" system. When your feet reach into the shoes, the shoes feel the pressure and they automatically tighten the laces. When the tongue feels the proper friction with the foot, it stops moving. You can also manually press the shoe button to adjust the tightness and also let the shoes shine. These actions are mainly accomplished by a combination of a control panel and a pulley structure mounted on the heel and the sole.
Smart sweatpants to prevent injuries
As early as 2014, several students at Imperial College of England designed a “smart†sweatpants with several pressure-ruptured solution bags at critical locations. When subjected to impact, the solution will permeate (not Stained pants), to inform the parties of the degree of injury with dyed areas and color depth, convenient for timely treatment.
"smart" sweatpants
If the trousers are successfully mass-produced, it is a very good prevention for people who are constantly exercising, especially those with higher risks. However, there is no more follow-up news in this area in the past two years.
Smart hat
The LifeBeam Smart Hat is a member of Israel that is primarily comprised of engineers and pilots and is built for companies that build biosensing technology for fighter pilots, astronauts and special forces. The LifeBeam smart hat is built into the mind of the traditional sensor hidden in the bracelet. When the user starts wearing the hat, the sensor begins tracking the user's heart rate, rhythm, pace, number of steps, and calories burned.
The LifeBeam smart hat can also be connected to Android, iOS and Windows devices via Bluetooth. It can also be connected via Bluetooth to treadmills, stationary bikes, GPS trackers and some bicycle computers. This also shows that the target group of this hat is people who like all kinds of sports.
According to technology market intelligence company Tractica, shipments of smart apparel will increase from 1.7 million in 2016 to 26.9 million in 2022. The human sensor market will be even larger, from 2.4 million in 2016 to 92.1 million in 2022.
Editor in charge: Chen Caixia
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