Kristen O’Friel, a student at NYU ITP, came up with a wearable electronic concept called CO2RSET in the year 2008. The corset is embedded with floral sensors (monitors) to detect the level of carbon dioxide around the wearer's body. Reacting to the concentration of the same, tiny motors attached to laces of the corset tightens or loosens the former.
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You need to choose whether you want to carry on with the suffocating conditions as revealed by the tightening corset or start moving to a place that promises better air quality. Well, why don’t the climate change deniers try it for a reality check? Who knows it might change their perceptions?
Via: talk2myshirt
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