'Wearable AC' that works without electricity!!!!!

-

What Wearable Ac is?

Wearable air conditioning is in the offing as engineers from University of Missouri-Columbia have designed an on-skin device that include numerous human health care apps such as the ability to monitor blood pressure, electrical activity of the heart and the level of skin hydration.

How it works?

Unlike similar products in use today, this breathable and waterproof device can deliver personal air conditioning to a human body through a process called passive cooling.
Passive cooling does not utilize electricity, such as a fan or pump, which researchers believe allows for minimal discomfort to the user.

Use of it:

1.Soldiers could cool down on the military battlefield -- preventing heat stroke or exhaustion -- by using "wearable air conditioning", said the study detailed in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
2."Our device can reflect sunlight away from the human body to minimize heat absorption, while simultaneously allowing the body to dissipate body heat, thereby allowing us to achieve around -11.6 degree Celsius of cooling to the human body during the daytime hours," said Zheng Yan, assistant professor in the College of Engineering.
3."We believe this is one of the first demonstrations of this capability in the emerging field of on-skin electronics," Yan added.

Future of it:

Currently, the device is a small wired patch, and researchers say it will take one to two years to design a wireless version.
They also hope to one day take their technology and apply it to 'smart' clothing.
"Eventually, we would like to take this technology and apply it to the development of smart textiles," Yan said.
That would allow for the device's cooling capabilities to be delivered across the whole body.
"Right now, the cooling is only concentrated in a specific area where the patch is located. We believe this could potentially help reduce electricity usage and also help with global warming," the authors wrote in the study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Funding for the study was provided by the University of Missouri start-up fund and a grant from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What is IPS LCD,LED AND AMOLED Display?

-
Image
Display is the one of the most important part in mobiles, because of most of the time you are interacting with the phone through the display,on using any application. Types of displays: First one is LCD: The full form of the LCD is "Liquid Crystal Display". LCD display is available in different types, that are TNP, TFT and IPS. TNP and TFT LCD displays are used in low cost mobiles, image quality is not good and power consumption is more. IPS LCD is the best display in three sections, that are accurate colous, viewing angles, slim design. Super LCD is the little upgraded to the IPS LCD but it is not become the popular. Next one is LED: The full form of the LED is "Light Emitting Diode". LED display is available in different types, that are OLED, AMOLED and Super AMOLED. The main difference between LCD and LED display is the background light. In the LCD display contains single light for entire display but in LED display contains individual LE...
Read more

CPU buying guide that's help you!!!

-
Image
Whenever you are upgrading your existing system or building a new PC, the CPU matters a lot. Increased clock speeds and core counts can make a huge difference in overall performance, providing a more responsive system, smoother gameplay and faster turnaround on intensive tasks such as video transcoding or editing. Plus, the chip you choose will also dictate your motherboard options, as each CPU only works with a specific CPU socket and set of chipsets. You can not lose with AMD or Intel: For mainstream users, so long as you are considering current-generation parts, this debate is basically a wash, with Intel doing a bit better on 1080p gaming and browsing and AMD handling tasks like video editing faster. Clock speed is more important than core number: Higher clock speeds translate to snappier performance in simple, common tasks such as gaming, while more cores will help you get through time-consuming workloads faster. Get the latest generation: You won't save much ...
Read more

How does Voice assistant recognise us?

-
Image
Voice  assistants are very easy to use and many of people use  it several times but many of them don't know how it works. However, it is a fancy system of codes? It all starts with a symptom word. have you ever known as a friend’s name to induce their attention? How it works? Users say the names of their voice assistants for identical reasons. they could say, “Hey Siri!” or just, “Alexa!” regardless of the signal word is, it wakes up the device. It signals to the voice assistant that it ought to begin listening. The device waits for an intermission to grasp you’ve finished your request. The voice assistant then sends your recorded request over the net to its information. Once within the information, your request is compared to different requests. It’s split into separate commands your voice assistant will perceive. The information then sends these commands back to the voice assistant. Once it receives the commands, the voice assistant is aware of what to try and ...
Read more