Australia: Inventing Smart Bra Can Automatically Adjust The Tightness.

Many women often do not buy the right size when buying bras.

The size does not fit well.

Many brands on the market are manufactured in accordance with the average size.

It does not customize sporty underwear for individuals, so users often feel uncomfortable.

Today, Australian Bionic Bra, which has been developing for 15 years, may solve this problem for women.

The smart bra (Bionic Bra) is soft.

Smart cloth can pmit signals to the fibers of the bra, just as the human muscle can contract and expand, so it can be more closely attached to the human body.

According to the December 13th report, Australian researchers are currently developing the world's first bionic smart bra (Bionic Bra). This unique bra will automatically adjust the tightness according to the dynamics of the human body.

The bra has been developed for fifteen years, and the idea of developing this smart bra comes from the director and Professor Julie Steele of the chest Research Institute of University of Wollongong, Australia. The purpose is to slow down the symptoms of back, neck pain or finger paralysis caused by wearing unfit brassiere.

According to the BRA survey, 85% of women do not wear the right bra to support their breasts, according to the BRA survey, according to the director of Julie Steele.

The smart Bra (Bionic) uses soft intelligent cloth, smart cloth can pmit signals to the fiber of the bra, which is similar to the contraction and expansion of the human muscle, so it can be closely attached to the human body.

This means that when a woman sits on the sofa resting, the smart bra will automatically relax. When the woman is flying, the smart bra will detect the dynamic changes of the body, automatically tighten up and give bra more support to avoid shifting.

The researchers said that through the 3D printing technology, the new, more accurate monitoring of motion sensing technology and the ability to accurately control the movement of artificial muscle technology, you can more accurately monitor the movement of the human body.

Professor Steele said in an interview: "the distance from Bionic Bra research and development is not far away, but despite the considerable breakthrough now, how to make this high-tech product close to mass washing is still facing great challenges. If we can break through this last difficulty, Bionic Bra will overturn the traditional bra design."