How Do They Wear Next Year? Smart Clothing Leads Fashion

Wearable technology will continue to be hot.

Industry analysts predict that wearable technology will grow considerably in the next few years. But can we really predict how many bracelets there will be in the future? How many different shapes and sizes do these smart bracelets will have? Technology research company Gartner's research shows that smart watches will be more popular than fitness bracelets in 2015, and the total sales volume is expected to increase from 18 million this year to 21 million.

But smart watches are not the end of wearable technology.

If the company's inference is correct,

Clothing will be a major breakthrough in the development of wearable technology in the next few years.

According to the company's data, the sales of smart clothing this year are 0, which is expected to exceed 10 million in 2015 and 26 million in 2016.

The smart accessories on our wrist have attracted our attention. The smart clothing that can cover the whole body is expected to become a hot spot for holiday gifts next year.

CES 2015 will be the stage of wearable technology.

Next January, the CES consumer electronics show will inevitably talk about a lot of intelligence.

And fitness accessories.

But what is exciting is that we can also see high-tech clothing at the exhibition, and we can spy on the trend of technology development in the next two years.

By browsing the list of nominations for CES 2015's innovation awards, I believe you will find some clues.

The code named D-Shirt Cityzen Sciences project can be used as an example to perfect the next generation of wearable technology.

The sensor detects movement, heart rate, speed and breathing pattern, and the high-tech shirt with GPS positioned in the clothing fiber will launch jacket and bicycle shorts in 2015.

Since the development and research in 2012, fabric has always been the key issue of research.

By improving this new form of fabric, the technology that makes smart wristbands popular can be integrated into our clothes.

"Smart shirts can bring more sensors closer to our skin," said director of research at Gartner, to the guardian.

"They can collect more information and produce better data, such as the full pulse of heartbeat, not just the pulse."

Integrating technology into clothing and fitness

Monitoring is not necessarily related.

Visijax Commuter Jacket uses this technology to improve the safety of bicycles.

Polytetrafluoroethylene coating has waterproof function, comprehensive ventilation performance makes the wearer feel cool, but this is not an exciting part.

A set of white and red LED lights are driven by rechargeable batteries. Even if the hands of both hands are placed on the handle, the instructions of the imitation automobile style can be automatically activated.

Visijax uses wearable technology to solve a real problem, which is also a frequent problem in cities all over the world.

Visijax's AMPL smart bag has a waterproof surface and a removable battery pack, but this is for convenience.

This backpack has USB line and charging device in every pocket, from mobile phone to laptop computer, and an application can tell you the power reading.

It can also adjust priority, and its voice alarm can remind you whether your schoolbag has fallen.

Instead of connecting smart phones, they can become intelligent products.

The key is that the product can solve problems skillfully and is always in the state of full power supply.