Smart Garments

 Emergence of intelligent fabric that can non-intrusively sense data can be extremely valuable in observing health stats like body temperature, blood pressure, pulse rate, respiration rate, movement – specially for patients, senior citizens or infants/children needing continuous care. View more Smart garments


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