Here is a pair of e-skin pants that can perform lower body tracking magnetometer-free. Xenoma’s e-skin pants can be used to track movement and sporting activities. They track joint mobility in lower extremities. The below video shows it in action:

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Smart shirts are nothing new. They can capture data as you perform moves to help you stay on the right track. QUS is a smart shirt & bra with intelligent sensors that captures data without a chest strap. You will be able to view heart, respiration date, HRV, calories, sleep, acceleration, and g-force on your smartphone.

You get a bra/shirt, 1 x OBU, and app with your purchase. The OBU is waterproof and has 4 docking buttons, GPS, accelerometer/gyrometer, and Bluetooth. You can find out more about the project here.

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Our smart wearables are going to become even more sophisticated in the future with flexible electronic components. Researchers from Harvard’s Wyss Institute and Harvard SEAS have already developed a new 3D printing platform to integrate soft and hard electronic elements into stretchable sensors that move with the body.

As they explain:

This is achieved by first printing a stretchable conductive ink. As the printed ink is stretched, its electrical resistivity increases. Next, surface mounted electrical components are digitally pick-and-placed in precise locations.

The printed wearable sensor is mounted on a stretchable textile fabric. Such approach can be used to develop more sophisticated smart wearables with flexible properties.

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So you are tired of having to adjust your shirt after making sudden movements at work? Mr. Shirt can help. It is a wearable solution that keeps you comfortable and helps you avoid having to tuck in your shirt often as you move.

The Mr. Shirt tool is comfortable to wear on your leg and can be adjusted to keep you comfortable. Its clips are strong while the adjustable sliders let you increase or decrease tension as needed.

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Here are heated tops that warm your body in seconds without getting in your way or putting unnecessary burden on your body. PolarSeal Heated Tops give you heat for up to 8 hours. They have 2 heating zones and 3 heating levels.

Polar Seal is compatible with standard USB power banks. Its buttons are water resistant and shockproof.

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Meet Digitsole Smartshoes: a pair of smart sneakers with auto-tightening, heat, and shock absorption that track your daily activity and keep your feet comfortable. Their battery lasts up to 2 weeks. You get impact force, fatigue, posture, steps, and other data on your smartphone.

These shoes provide you with coaching on your smartphone. The app even monitors cushioning and lets you know when it has deteriorated.

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Here is a moisture responsive workout suit designed to keep athletes comfortable. It is lined with live microbial cells that shrink and expand in response to changes in humidity. It requires no additional components for sensing humidity.

These cells act as sensors and actuators, opening the flaps as athletes sweat and close them as the body cools off. Here is how this works:

After five minutes of exercise, the suit’s flaps started opening up, right around the time when participants reported feeling warm and sweaty. According to sensor readings, the flaps effectively removed sweat from the body and lowered skin temperature, more so than when participants wore a similar running suit with nonfunctional flaps.

The researchers are planning to commercialize this tech in collaboration with sportswear companies.

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Here is a pair of temperature monitoring socks that help diabetics avoid foot injuries. Siren Care socks have 6 sensors to monitor the temperature of your feet and detect injuries before they become something more serious.

The app lets you know which foot may have issues, so you can check it more closely. These socks are machine-washable.

You can pre-order yours here.

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Here is a smart garment that continuously monitors your body vital signs, helping you stay out of trouble. HealthWatch’s medical device garment has 3D textile sensors, so while users stay comfortable, their vital signs are monitored and transmitted to a smartphone.

Smart products like MasterCaution can help catch serious cardiac events before they become life-threatening. More info is available here.

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Here is another cap with a LED panel that can be controlled from your smartphone. It can show text, animations, and other fun effects. Its battery lasts up to 6 hours. You have strobe pulse, sound, and other effects to choose from. Pong, Snake, Tetris, and other games are also available.

This interactive cap is expected to ship in May. More info is available here.

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Meet +Winter insoles: wireless charging heating insoles that keep you warm during winter. These are splashproof and light, so they don’t get in your way. They have an ergonomic design and combine with your smartphone to keep you in control.

To get started, simply download the companion app from your iOS or Android, pair your phone with your insoles, and you are set. You can check battery level, set the desired temperature, and do a whole lot more on your smartphone.

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