Smart jacket

 Smart jacket

Consumers have so far only seen smartwatches, health bands, and smart shoes in wearable technology, but the concept of the wearable is about to change due to Google and Levi's.

Google and Levies will introduce the world's first smart travel jacket this year. Much of this jacket will be similar to Levies' travel jacket, but will also include conductive fabric, dubbed interactive den in.

                                                           

Bluetooth devices will be attached to the sleeves of this jacket.

Google announced last year that it was working with Levies to create a jacket under Project Jacquard. Earlier in 2015, Google introduced new technologies called Project Jacquard and Project Cello to add connected devices to clothing.

Levies' jacket project, introduced this year, will be Jacquard's first product.
Very small electronic circuits are woven into the fabric used in this jacket. 
The sleeves of the jacket will be touching sensitive.  
The jacket will use a cuff link style Bluetooth device which will be
 used instead of the sleeve buttons.
Touch commands and gesture commands on the jacket will transfer them from 
Bluetooth buttons to smart phones or other connected devices.
If you are listening to a song while traveling, 
you do not need to take out the device to change it, 
but you just have to touch your sleeve. 

Or the call may be rejected. The navigation feature can also be controlled by gestures.
The user will also feel a slight vibration in the jacket.
 It is added to let the user know when a call or message arrives.
The best thing about the jacket is that it can be washed like normal clothes
 after removing the cufflink style Bluetooth device.