Underpants that make you feel good: "smart" underwear has gone on sale

The Canadian company Skiin has announced the launch of pre-orders for a line of "smart" underwear for men and women. Sensors sewn into the fabric monitor the physiological indicators of the owner and, in accordance with them, set the settings of the "smart" home.

Source: Mashable

Panties and bras are equipped with six sensors that monitor pulse, body temperature, pressure, movement, and also calculate the volume of adipose tissue and the degree of dehydration of the body. The devices record all the indicators and send reports to the mobile application. The battery is located in a removable module, it needs to be charged once a day.

The manufacturer assures that when connected to the control system of a smart home, the laundry will automatically adjust the environment. For example, it will set a higher temperature on the thermostat if a person is freezing, or turn on soothing music if he is emotionally unstable. In the future, it is planned to integrate the development into computer games, this will allow you to adjust the gameplay to the player's condition.

Deliveries of Skiin underwear will begin this summer. Men can order underpants, and women can order either underpants or a bra. Kits cost from $279.