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The Coolify by Torras Uses a Radiator Cooling Plate

The Coolify by Torras is a wearable personal air conditioner. Designed to resemble the shape of headphones, the sleek Coolify AC works by using a "Ku" Peltier radiator cooling plate on the back of the neck. Double fans are used to cool down the body by 18°F. The cooling process takes no longer than three seconds to accomplish for virtually instant results.

The 0.9 x 0.9-inch ceramic semiconductor radiator effectively cools the body from the neck down. Boasting a 360-degree cooling with a double vent design, the Coolify uses 36 vents to blow upward and downward, thereby preventing sweating and increasing easy-breathing during the hot summer months. In addition, the hands-free device lasts 8 hours on a single charge.
Trend Themes
1. Wearable Climate Control - Develop wearable personal cooling and heating devices to help regulate the body's temperature in a more efficient and convenient way.
2. Personalized Cooling - Create personalized cooling technology that adapts to individual body temperatures and physiological needs for a more effective solution to combating the heat.
3. Multifunctional Wearables - Integrate cooling and heating technology into existing wearables, such as headphones or smartwatches, for a more versatile and practical solution to temperature control.
Industry Implications
1. Sportswear - Develop cooling and heating technology in sportswear to help athletes regulate their body temperature and enhance their physical performance during extreme weather conditions.
2. Healthtech - Create health monitoring wearables that integrate climate control features to aid patients with conditions that cause a difficulty in regulating their body temperature, such as Multiple Sclerosis.
3. Hospitality - Introduce personal climate control options such as wearable cooling and heating devices to hotels and resorts for guests to personalize their indoor and outdoor temperatures and enhance their experience.

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