The Ultimate Form Of Clothing Lets You Stealth Intelligent High-Tech Materials Or Change The World.

This year, smart clothing is considered to be the ultimate form of wearable technology. Human beings can not wear wrist watch bracelet, but can not but wear clothes.

Of course, at present.

Most of them are a bunch of flashy led outfits, but this is changing.

New materials are becoming a popular research topic. They can make clothes lighter, stronger, more durable, and even resist bullets or make you invisible.

Next, let's take a look at the new material technology that deserves our attention.

Metamaterials

The so-called "metamaterial" (metamaterials) is a very science fiction. Simply speaking, it is through modern processing technology to break through its original natural limit and has extraordinary physical properties.

It has a wide range of applications, such as supermagnetic materials, photonic crystals and so on. At present, a material that is most likely to become a reality is invisible fabric.

Through the new coating and light refraction principle, the "invisibility cloak" based on metamaterials has been published, such as hyperstealth company, has shown this amazing new fabric.

Of course, it may not be applied to the ordinary consumer market, but it is of great significance to the military and other fields.

Liquid armor

Moratex, a company from Poland, has developed a new type of liquid viscous material that can withstand great impact and hit the whole body with fist. The whole force will be rebounded, stronger than the Kai Fu La, and at the same time the wearability is more comfortable.

That is to say, this liquid viscous material can be made into garments, such as bullet proof clothing, and bullets can not penetrate.

Obviously, a realistic version of the iron man armor will not be too shocking in the future.

More environmentally friendly natural rubber

The development direction of high-tech materials is not only stronger, more flexible, but also able to change the whole earth ecosystem.

A typical example is the Yulex diving suit developed by the US outdoor brand Patagonia, which uses a 85%yulex natural rubber and 15% synthetic rubber material, in addition to more durable and less traditional.

It can save petroleum resources and be able to recycle.

More flexible flexible materials

At present, Harvard University is developing a new flexible material, which has a great breakthrough in flexibility. It can change the size, volume and shape according to the programming needs, and can become a coat and instantly become a mobile refuge.

The present experimental body has 24 sides and 36 sides, and can be pformed into any shape by programming, which is comparable to liquid metal.

If the material is developed, it will not only play a huge role in the field of military and rescue, but also have bright prospects in the consumer market, such as a more flexible form of smart clothing.