The Possibilities Of Smart Clothing Are Unlimited.

If you want to be truly "wearable", hardware manufacturers need to look at the clothes that we will wear every day.

And want to make it available.

To become truly practical, we need to think about the functions beyond the pace of memory so that they can have the ability to provide suggestions for improving their physical health.

Forget the wristband and make more smart clothes.

Despite intelligence

The concept appeared a few years ago, but we have only recently begun to see it.

Appearance.

Including Samsung, Google, OMsignal, HexoSkin and UnderArmour and other well-known manufacturers have begun to think about the way to make smart clothing, but because most wearable devices are mainly fitness functions, these smart clothing also follow the same train of thought, and have the ability to provide accurate fitness data tracking and detailed exercise analysis.

Fortunately, many manufacturers are starting to expand their target audience to fitness enthusiasts, and the smart clothing they develop may become the future of wearable technology.

Men and women, young and old, all need to wear clothes, which makes smart clothing more suitable for wearable devices that are suitable for everyone.

Getting up every day and wearing a smart T-shirt or intelligent bra won't work harder, and you don't have to change your behavior for the sake of technology.

For fitness wristbands and smart watches, the main problem they are facing is conspicuous.

Although these devices are light and portable today, you still need to pick them up regularly and then put them on.

But if your coat, pants, socks or shoes have the same function, you can enjoy the convenience of wearable technology without exercise.

Because you always need to wear clothes, which makes it easier to track your health.

You don't have to be forced to go to the gym or wear anything that you normally wouldn't wear.

The best state of wearable technology is unconspicuous, which is why smart jewelry is not too advanced, fancy or cumbersome, and has strong attraction for ordinary people.

Endless changes in smart clothing

The appearance of smart clothing is more ordinary, and it is easier to personalize than other wearable devices.

You can take the sensor down and place it on any type of clothing.

It is not a bother to make 20 different colors for an intelligent T-shirt, but it has been very troublesome to provide more than 1 styles for smart watches.

Nowadays, smart clothing already has more styles, colors and changes than other wearable devices.

OMSignal has launched many smart sports bras with different patterns and colors. Samsung has recently demonstrated several experimental wearable devices, including the belt that you know is fat, chest suits with NFC buttons, golf clubs that can track movements, and smart sports clothes.

They are great wearable devices, because they do not look like technology products, not because they use the same technology as ordinary motion trackers.

This has been the dream of many people, including the founder of Google ProjectJacquard, IvanPoupyrev.

At last year's GoogleI/O conference, Poupyrev showed a new way to weave touch panels into traditional fabrics.

Google mixed a conductive metal core into traditional fibers, which can be dyed into any color.

At present, Google is working with Levi s and other companies to pform this dream high-tech garment into reality through traditional technology.

NobleBiomaterials has a technology called CircuiteX, which can make conductive parts in smart clothing.

The lines used in these smart clothes "can ultimately detect, pmit and protect electronic signals," explains BennettFisher, managing director of the company. "As long as the sensors are put into clothes, what you wear will become a sensor."

Clothings of Finland is developing a similar integrated technology in the field of sports and medical care.

"People are becoming more and more interested in understanding their bodies and making choices based on data," said MikkoMalmivaara, co-founder of Clothing. "Clothings determines that the clothes we wear are the best way to access the body with any device or data system."

Although smart clothing is still a long way from real popularity, technology is gradually being integrated into our clothes.

RalphLauren is selling a smart tennis suit made by OMSignal. TommyHifiger has launched a solar jacket, and Joe sJeans has recently made a pair of women's jeans that can charge iPhone.

At the same time, high-tech accessories such as wallets and backpacks that can recharge mobile devices on the road have become very popular in the geek circle.

The possibilities of smart clothing are unlimited.

They have the ability to take wearable devices out of the inherent mode of motion tracking and really get into the mainstream.

Wearable devices, if they want to thrive, must become fashionable enough to look like ordinary clothes and accessories, and have more functions outside of mind.