Are your spidey senses tingling? This Spiderman-inspired tee shirt uses motion sensors to let you know if danger is coming up behind you. Finally, there is apparel that's got your back!
The proximity sensor clips onto the back of this sleek, geek-tastic tee. Ideal for super Spiderman fans and wannabe super heroes, this black tee is more wearable than a full spidey suit. The Tingling Elecronic Spidey Sense Shirt will not be available until October 2013, but is great to keep in mind as a gift or for yourself. Not only will you be prepared for the upcoming second instalment of the Spiderman series featuring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, there's the added bonus of gaining a sick super power. You will definitely be thinking twice about giving someone the shirt off your back.
What's Driving This Trend
- Motion Sensor Clothing
- The use of motion sensors in clothing creates the potential for a range of wearable tech devices beyond just superhero shirts.
- Proximity Sensing Devices
- Proximity sensing devices have the potential to improve personal safety and security in a variety of contexts, from personal alarms to IoT home security.
- Geek/tech Fashion
- The growing popularity of geek and tech-themed fashion creates opportunities for incorporating new technologies and applications into clothing design.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Apparel
- The fashion apparel industry can explore opportunities to incorporate proximity sensors and other wearable tech devices into clothing designs.
- Personal Safety
- The personal safety industry can incorporate proximity sensors and other motion-sensing technology into personal alarms and wearable devices to improve personal safety and security.
- Iot Home Security
- The IoT home security industry can explore the potential of proximity sensors for creating smart home systems that can detect and respond to intruders and other potential threats.
