Xenoma Eskin is a long sleeved shirt designed to capture the wearer's body gesture through motion control technology that runs throughout the garment. The shirt is able to monitor health features such as breathing, movement and body temperature in a non-invasive formate thanks the electronic compression design.
The shirt has a futuristic aesthetic with a series of silver lines that run up and down the front, back and arms of the black garment. The silver lines act as sensors that are able to track the body's health and movements. The data can then be displayed in real-time on a computer screen.
The technology can be used for both the health and gaming industries, allowing players in VR landscapes to control their digital movements with their own body. Photo Credits: designboom, xenoma
Motion-Capturing Shirts
The Xenoma Eskin Long Sleeve Relays Body Gestures Into Health Monitoring
Trend Themes
1. Motion-capturing Clothing - Expect more clothing that captures and monitors human movement for medical and gaming purposes.
2. Electronic Compression Wearables - Compression wearables with built-in electronics and sensors are a growing technology trend.
3. Real-time Health Monitoring - Real-time health monitoring technology is becoming more wearable, connected and accessible.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Opportunity for healthcare professionals to leverage motion-capturing wearables for non-invasive, real-time monitoring of patients' vital signs.
2. Gaming - Gaming companies can offer more immersive virtual reality experiences by integrating motion-sensing wearables into their games.
3. Fashion - Fashion designers can incorporate electronics and sensors into their clothing designs, leading to new opportunities for wearable technology and fashion.