Smart Sport Ready-Made Clothing Is The Biggest Challenge For Washing Resistance Of Ready-Made Garments.

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In the middle of March (2015) mid March, Martin, chief operating officer, said that although wearable technology has been applied to professional sports apparel, it is important to pform these data into amateur sports enthusiasts' daily reference information.

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"Technology can't replace all trainers and doctors," says Teiimo executive director and founder Markus Strecker, adding that technology can help people who want to improve health (such as weight management and health issues).

However, the biggest obstacle to the acceptance of mass market lies in the simple issue of washing garments.

At the conference on wearable technology, experts are faced with how to clean such garments and how long it is possible for them to go through washing resistant standards without removing any wearable devices.

The most important problem is the battery, which is understandable.

According to Simon Weatherall, founder of Glofaster, a wearable technology company, it is possible to use good coating methods to achieve circuit waterproofing, but it is not cost-effective.

Ambiotex launched the smart cloth for measuring biological data, and its CEO Thomas Claussen agrees that battery improvement is the key to future development.

Claussen said during the meeting: I predict that in 2 or 3 years, the battery loading box and the electronic itself will disappear.

The smaller the battery, the smaller the outer box is, because the size depends on the battery, not the electronics.

Ashby added that the electronic equipment of Smartlife clothing integrated IP6, and the challenge faced by experts is not water itself, but temperature.

When designing and developing wearable garments for commercial use, products must pass 50-60 washing tests, but when clothing is washed and rotated at 90 degrees of temperature and 1000 times per minute, this is not a "general usage".

Ashby thinks installation equipment is more durable.

Smartlife technology leader Ben McCarthy predicts that there will be some related tests and prospects in the market.

McCarthy said that other companies, like Smartlife, have developed some products and tested them, and are workable. We also spend money trying and hoping to produce a lot, but this process is very complicated and costs a lot of effort.

There are many ways to train yourself, improve the state of exercise and improve the heart rate.

But most people do not know how to use it.

If you tell me how much my heart rate is, I don't know what it means.

We need to make this situation simple and easy to understand.

Consumers are not interested in details of heart rate. They are interested in how to change what they do to further improve the status quo and whether the product is washable.

In order to enter the mass market, what kind of wearable technology should be developed by enterprises?

McCarthy said so.