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Comments on Underpant's Amperometric Biosensors Don't Chafe SF Fans
SF fans have already eased at least one leg into this concept, thanks to Rudy Rucker. (Read the complete story)

"More wearable biosensor links:

  - Underwear Detects Heart Problems
  - Scentsory Chameleon Bodysuit: Biometric Fashion
  - MEMSwear Fall Fashion - Bluetooth-enabled Motion Detection Shirt
  - Electronic Underwear Monitors Your Heart
  - Geo-View ECG-Shirt - So Close To A Heartshirt
  - Bio-Shirts From Korea Monitor Athletes
  - T-Qualiser Club Shirt Has Electro- Gobbledi- Googescence
  - Smart Bra Does Breast Cancer Screening
  - Vital Jacket Heart (Monitoring) Shirt Via Rudy Rucker
  - Smart Fabrics For Biomonitoring

"
(Bill Christensen 4/22/2010 7:18:29 AM)

"I wish I could remeber the name of the books off-hand, but there was a series about psychics in a future society who had a chip implant that projected their neural patterns onto their shirt fronts as colored blobs of light. Ever since I read those, I've wanted a shirt like that. "
( 4/22/2010 1:04:36 PM)
"Ha, I like your writing on this one."
(Greg 4/23/2010 11:38:42 AM)
"Thanks!"
(Bill Christensen 4/23/2010 12:33:55 PM)

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