'No human-made objects are more ubiquitous or exposed to more vital data than the clothes we all wear.'
May 21, 2020 - 11:33 BST Carla Challis A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed 'smart fabrics' that could be used in clothing to monitor your health – even capable of taking your temperature and monitoring how much you sweat.
"No human-made objects are more ubiquitous or exposed to more vital data than the clothes we all wear," doctoral student and lead author Gabriel Locke told MIT News.
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