Progress on the development of smart clothing has been erratic. One of the first iterations was developed in 1985: British inventor Harry Wainwright created a sweatshirt that used fibre optics,…

Lack of awareness among consumers is one reason for its limited adoption, along with high prices and concerns over durability, data accuracy, and privacy. Regulatory Trends Listed below are the…

The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the smart clothing market, both in terms of shipments and revenues. However, the impact has been limited as smart clothing is in the early stages…

Smart clothing products are essentially electronic devices designed to communicate with connected devices (like smartphones) and the wearer’s body. Smart clothes use a variety of sensors to gather the  wearer’s…

They are much cheaper to utilise than manned aircraft and possess the capability to record data far quicker than human surveyors. When combined with appropriately designed data recording software, they…

Compelled by industrial demand, several governments are gradually undertaking regulatory reforms relating to the use of drones in commercial airspaces. Regulatory Trends Listed below are the key regulatory trends impacting…