Google released more than smart jackets, but also smart suits, socks, Bra

Google has released a smart jacket, you are all climax? So what if you put every inch of your body up and down?

At SXSW, Google and Levi's showcased JacketA, the smart denim jacket they developed that allows users to access their music or use navigation. This is part of a joint project, Project Jacquard, which hopes to incorporate touch and gesture technology into everyday objects such as clothing and furniture.

But it's not just your coat that's smart. There are enough smart items in this project, so that you can wear smart equipment from head to toe and from inside to outside.

Only eight words can be summed up: arrogant and cool, evil spirits.

Here are five interesting "wearable technologies":

Smart Suit: This suit embeds Near Field Communication (NFC) technology to perform a series of actions, such as wirelessly transferring a business card to another person's phone, or using the "courtesy" mode to keep the electronic device in the inner pocket of the jacket. Mute. According to CNET, the suit has been listed in South Korea. Don't worry, this suit can still be washed or dry cleaned.

Smart socks and shoes: This is the gospel of fitness enthusiasts. Sensors developed by Sensoria are equipped with sensors that detect the distance and speed of the user. If this is not enough, then the company is involved in a cooperative development project of running shoes with Internet, which can measure all the data from the foot to the landing.

Smart belt: Do you think that the belt is just a fashion accessory (or just a tool to keep the pants from falling down)? . Belty encourages the wearer to exercise, whether it's using vibration to remind you to go faster, or to use vibration to remind you to drink more water or stand up straight.

Smart Bra: When no one notices that you are wearing it, it is like a Fitbit or Apple Watch. The high-tech company OMbra claims to have developed the world's first smart bra, which uses sensors to measure heart and breathing conditions and then transmit data to your phone.

Smart jeans (and shorts): When you feel that it is too much trouble to navigate with your phone, Spinali's jeans can help you solve this problem. This smart pair of jeans can alert you whether to turn left or right when you need to navigate. It can even be set to give a vibrating alert when the phone receives important information.