Fashion tech clothing opens 3D printed vents when heated

Chromat’s Adrenaline dress and Aero Sports Bra use sensors, 3D printing and Intel hardware to adapt with the wearer’s body conditions.

United States7 Oct 2015
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Human bodies are in a constant state of flux and one of the jobs of clothing has always been to help wearers regulate their body temperature. Garments such as an inflatable jacket harness the power of technology to do so, and now a pair of responsive clothing from Chromat takes these abilities further still. The Chromat Adrenaline dress and the Chromat Aero Sports Bra were developed using Intel Curie Module hardware and both utilize 3D printed materials. Each piece responds to the body conditions of the wearer in a different way. The Chromat Adrenaline dress uses sensors to spot a…

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