CO2RSET let you know when the air around you gets contaminated

More technology wearables...not in my wardrobe now or in the future...besides it is just plain ugly...I'll take my chances....BD

Created by an NYU ITP student, Kristin O’Friel, the CO2RSET is a corset inspired by the Smoking Jacket, a piece of clothing which reacts directly to the air that you breathe into. The CO2RSET is a corset that tightens or loosens around your body depending on the amount of CO2 in the air around you. The tiny motors attached to the laces of the corset, respond to the input from the corset’s attached CO2 monitors, which could easily be spotted out by the naked eye through the vest’s floral decorations. Currently, the jacket only responds to CO2 but with further research and development, O’Friel seeks to innovate a technology, which makes it possible for clothes to respond to contaminations like Carbon Monoxide too.