Even Bra is smart! Humans have been unable to stop all things intelligent.....

Starting from smart phones, a large wave of smart products have emerged. Not only have countless smart hardware startups emerged, but many established companies have gradually added smart elements to their updated products. In addition to the bracelets, watches, mobile phones, and glasses that we are familiar with, we have blown out N Other smart products in other categories.

Then let's start with this Bra artifact. Japan's high-end girl underwear brand Ravijour's true love smart Bra, there is a sensor inside, will judge according to heart rate changes and whether you roll the sheets is true love. If it is, the button will automatically pop open. Although the product slot is full, but still a little small expectation, after all, love this kind of thing is too difficult to identify.

Even Bra can be smart, so don't even say T-shirts, shirts, coats, underwear. Canadian wearables startup OmSignal unveiled a smart sports underwear at CES 2016 that records the user's walking speed, distance, breathing rate and fatigue during exercise. In addition to this women's sports underwear, they also designed smart T-shirts, smart shirts, etc., interested stationmates can also find out.

A smart outerwear designed by Dutch fashion designer Paulinevan Dongen, who specializes in wearable technology, has three flexible solar panels on the front to charge the phone. In addition, it also has a waterproof function.

After reading the clothes, take a look at a new smart shoe that was created by Virgin America and ElevenandSearchDesign. You are a good airline, nothing to do with the shoes! Only produce 1 pair! But this is not an ordinary shoe, it can launch wifi hotspots, can be charged, and can watch videos. However, we can only look at it.

Smart shoes may be a little far from the big sale, so many people began to find the way on the smart insoles and smart socks, which are all done for the feet.

Sensoria, a manufacturer specializing in sensor-filled clothing, created a pair of smart socks. Each sock integrates sensors (two forefoot and one heel) in three areas to monitor the pressure during walking and running, and then send data to the phone via the Bluetooth foot ring to present data through the application. But comfort is yet to be verified.

Compared to smart socks, I feel that the smart belt is still relatively reliable. This WELT belt is not much different in appearance from a normal belt, but has a magnetic sensor built into its belt buckle. Not only can the waist circumference be measured in real time, but also the change in belt tension can be felt and an alarm can be issued to help prevent the user from overeating.