OSAKA – Two Japanese textile companies have developed a new set of undergarments which could become potential lifesavers for drowsy drivers and overheated construction workers. When worn, the fabrics can collect and transfer respiratory and heart rate data to the wearer’s phone, triggering an alarm if the information indicates danger.
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