Wearable Devices Are Expected To Move To The Positive Mainstream Market.

　　 Smart wearable device For example, Apple Watch and Fitbit have achieved good results in the market. This has also made many new companies smell business opportunities. They have begun to break the ground in this field, and have used the latest intelligent technology to "dress their teeth and accessories".

Take Ringly for example. Although it is a gemstone ring, it can be connected to a smart phone. When you receive information, mail or phone calls, it will vibrate or brighten up to prompt. But what is its purpose? Maybe I want to help mobile addicts stay away from mobile phones for a while. The manufacturer of the product, the American Christina Mercando, came out of the original reason because she didn't want to keep her cell phone on the table while she was dining out or having a meeting with a friend, but she didn't want to miss important information or calls.

"I don't want to miss any important information, but I don't want to look at my cell phone nervously, so the ring is the best reminder," she said. Mercando has its own concept for products. She believes that technology can not be overriding the design supremacy, and design is the real core of the product.

"The product we need is not a technological monster, nor a substitute for mobile phones. Our ultimate goal is to integrate technology into wearable devices. The reason why you love it is not the advanced technology it carries, but its exquisite and beautiful design.

Cute Circuit, a digital fashion design company in London, integrates LED lights into its own products. They make full use of the existing communication technology and smart textiles to make their smart clothes visualized, interactive and playable. Jackets, skirts and wallets, which we usually wear, have become magical products with digital and tweets display on their hands. The company's soul Francesca Rosella and Ryan Genz founded Cute Circuit 11 years ago, which is earlier than the current industry giants apple and Samsung entering the market. But Cute Circuit still has a long way to go to enter the wearable fashion industry.

"In 2004, no one knew what wearable smart technology was. It was not at the company's blueprint at that time, and it took us a long time to really realize its importance." Rosella Say.

But in 2010, Cute Circuit got the chance to dream of changing the company's fate, because fruit sister selected a skirt from their company and wore it to Met Gala, which has more than 3000 colors of LED lights decorated. When they sent their skirts to the fruit sister and returned to London, the fashion circle exploded. The fruit sister became the headline of all the media. Cute Circuit was also on the cover of fashion magazine WWD and became famous in World War I. "The media are rushing to cover the dressing of fruit sister. On the second day, Selfridges called to ask if we have any simpler style, and then we designed the best seller Kdress."

The Cute Circuit team now has only eight employees. Its headquarters are located in the Eastern District of London, which is a new art district in London. The company has been invited to the New York fashion week in the past two seasons, each using four new technology elements, such as Bluetooth clothing that can be controlled through application. Their latest clothing can even show the wearer's tweets in real time. Now you can only buy products on their official website, but soon these products will also be on Net-a-Porter.

Some critics have questioned the real purpose of some wearable smart clothing on the market, but for new companies, their aim is to solve the problem.

Wearable technology can give future clothing and Ornaments What does the industry bring?

"Our goal in the future is to allow technology to provide convenience for people in an invisible way. The existing technology, such as mobile phones and cameras, will be integrated into clothing, and you can decide what to use according to your preferences. Rosella said.

Mercando believes that smart clothing will enter ordinary people's homes in the next few years. "You will buy smart clothing that fits your personal style and is powerful."

Intelligent Textiles will further strengthen their research on soldier equipment, but the company will turn to health and medical fields in the future. Thompson wants to develop products that can help patients with cerebral palsy, so that patients with cerebral palsy can easily communicate with others through buttons on clothing.

"A lot of wearable clothing is still in the stage of selling gimmicks, but if you can solve a demand, you can get a product." Thompson said.