Scientists develop "smart fabric" to talk

At present, scientists in the United States are trying to replace mobile devices such as Bluetooth by inserting communication equipment into clothing. The experiment was moderated by Wallakis, a scholar at the Electronic Science Laboratory at Ohio State University. The goal of this project is to create wearable “smart fabrics” in which embedded electronic devices will collect, store, receive, and send information. Users can not only talk to the collar, but also use these garments to achieve Strategic cover, medical monitoring and other functions. Last year, they had developed a ** vest with an antenna board for the United States, but it will take at least a year for these materials to be applied to everyday life. According to researchers, there are still many problems with this technology. For example, the antenna can be physically disturbed by the human body, cannot receive information from the top of the head, and the antenna board is bulky and bulky.