Jeremy Gutsche — March 26, 2007 — Unique
References: cre.ations.net & techeblog
Clearly these jacket cuff lights are something you need. You can't find them in stores because apparently there hasn't been enough demand for stores like The Gap to integrate the lights into their clothing. However, you can send $20 to the inventor and he'll install the lights for you. Bizarre.
Implications - The best part of these nifty jacket lights is that each individual light is cleverly embedded in your jacket cuffs. This makes them both invisible to observers and comfortable. All they need to be activated is a slight amount of gentle sideways pressure. It would definitely be cool to feel like a superhero, and that is certainly the feeling that a jacket like this would offer.
Implications - The best part of these nifty jacket lights is that each individual light is cleverly embedded in your jacket cuffs. This makes them both invisible to observers and comfortable. All they need to be activated is a slight amount of gentle sideways pressure. It would definitely be cool to feel like a superhero, and that is certainly the feeling that a jacket like this would offer.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Wearable Lights - Opportunity for inventors to develop more DIY wearable lights for clothing and accessories.
2. Invisible Technology Integration - Trend towards integrating technology into otherwise inconspicuous items to offer innovative yet practical solutions.
3. Sustainable Wearable Tech - Increased demand for wearable tech that is environmentally sustainable and does not require frequent replacements.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Incorporating wearable technology into clothing and accessories to offer consumers a unique experience.
2. Outdoor Gear Industry - Integrating wearable lights into outdoor gear to provide visibility and safety during nighttime activities.
3. Environmental Industry - Creating environmentally sustainable wearable tech that minimizes impact on the environment.
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