Expo Display New Technology &Nbsp; Special Fabrics Can Cool Down When Touching Skin.

World Expo has always been praised as human economy and culture.

Yesterday, Jiang Dongxi, chairman of the 2012 Lishui World Expo organizing committee, said at the South Korean Pavilion National day that the common points of Shanghai World Expo and Lishui World Expo are to emphasize "people-oriented" and hope that mankind will have a better urban environment in the future.

So what kinds of technology can enter our life in the near future?

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The less hot the weather is, the less we need to wear it.

In World Expo, Shanghai, textile technology has also made the clothing of volunteers a showcase.

It is not only confined to the "conceptual" products, but also contains some advanced technology and special functions. It has been applied to the clothing of volunteers and service personnel in World Expo.

Rainproof, windproof, antifouling, moisture absorption, breathability, UV protection, flame retardant and fast drying.

The green or blue clothing worn by World Expo volunteers has the above functions.

The fabric also has the effect of instantaneous cooling. When the fabric contacts the skin, it can produce a cool feeling of reducing the temperature between 1 and 2 degrees Celsius. Under the long time sunlight, the cool temperature difference can reach 3 - 5 degrees Celsius.

In addition, the moisture regain and fiber thermal diffusivity of this cool fiber are better than ordinary ones.

It is reported that this "high affinity" high-tech fabric will be promoted after the Expo.

Old clothes can be used as fertilizer when they are buried underground.

Just imagine that the green trees and red flowers in the garden no longer need to work hard to fertilize, so long as the clothes that are not worn are buried down, they can be done.

The German Pavilion staff are wearing white T-shirts, and they will be buried in the German Pavilion at the end of World Expo. They will stay in China to provide nourishment for the trees in Expo Park.

Because these T-shirts are made of a special material, they can be degraded.

In the Japanese Industrial Museum, the kimono worn by service personnel is made of recyclable new material, which is made of heat resistant biological plastic fiber and Kyoto traditional silk fabric "Dan Hou crepe".

After the Expo, these uniforms were shipped back to Japan and processed and reproduced through recycling system.

New clothes have their own high-tech experience as well.

In a video clip of SAIC General Corporate Pavilion, which is a fantasy for future life and clothing, shoppers can press the buttons before the digital fitting system to know the effect of different styles and different colors of clothes on their own body.

It is understood that this digital fitting system is not an illusion, many enterprises have begun to research and development, perhaps in the near future, every beautiful woman's home can be added to this "magic mirror".