A new style of protective wearable for city-dwellers is made available thanks to London studio Seymourpowell. Dubbed 'Atmosphère,' the device "combines environmental protection with on-the-go personalized beauty treatments." It taps artificial intelligence to map where the user is and appropriately respond to the environment. The protective wearable also takes the user's personal data — from skin type to the needs of the body, into consideration. It uses this information to achieve optimal environmental protection (filtering the air around the user is one example of this), while also attempting to contribute to bodily homeostasis and replace the skincare ritual by dispensing beauty products in the form of vapor. This is especially important as an implication of the Atmosphère protective wearable is that one does not need to reapply sun protection on-the-go.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- AI-powered Protective Wearables
- The use of artificial intelligence in protective wearables creates opportunities for personalized environmental protection and beauty treatments on-the-go.
- Environmental Mapping Technology
- Environmental mapping technology allows wearables to respond to the user's surroundings, providing optimal protection against pollution.
- Disruptive Skincare Rituals
- The integration of beauty products and vapor dispensing in wearables disrupts traditional skincare rituals and offers a convenient alternative.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore incorporating AI and environmental mapping technology into their protective wearables, offering consumers a stylish and functional solution.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can leverage the vapor dispensing capabilities of protective wearables to create innovative products that enhance skincare routines while protecting against pollution.
- Technology
- The technology industry can further develop AI-powered wearables with advanced environmental mapping capabilities, revolutionizing personal protection and beauty treatments.
