My idea is to create sportswear with built in flexible electronics to monitor an athlete's biological indicators, like pH levels in sweat, heart rate, or blood pressure, generating data on metabolism or other factors and beaming it wirelessly to a trainer's laptop. The electronics could also simply count the steps to measure the distance traveled or the number of reps completed. Having such a sportswear will remove the need for some clunky external device to record or transmit...

A very interesting shop ONE NOFFS was opened in Sydney. It creates designer works from the old stuff. The idea belongs to Rupert Noffs who is the grandson of Ted Noffs (the founder of The Ted Noffs Foundation, a charitable organization that helps the drug addicts and alcoholics). He developed the concept of "second hand" store turning an ordinary shop of old stuff into the platform for creative and talented young designers work, who can also make money on this. ONE NOFFS shop...

Pregnancy is the most important period in the life of women. Pregnancy and birth of a child change lives forever. But at this moment women face many problems: toxicosis, weakness, swelling and excess weight. There are a lot of forums and articles in the Internet with advice how not to gain too much weight during pregnancy and lose weight quickly after childbirth. Pregnancy and weight loss are the most beneficial topics not only for women's forums, but also for business. ...

I'm a soccer player. It is a real disaster for me to have a game on a sunny day as I hardly see anything and often lose the ball. My idea is to create sunglasses that are contacts so as I could look into the sun and see the ball.

The Red Rail Dutch company in collaboration with the Nobel Foundation created the youth fashion collection, which is for donors only. New collection of clothes was presented at the Amsterdam Fashion Week. 18 top designers worked hard to create it. Only people, who donate blood, can get clothes from this collection. The buyers send their IDs, which are assigned to them after blood donating, and name items they would like to purchase. 20 donors will get the clothes from the...

Just one more incredible way to charge your phone... Why not develop a shirt that can convert sound waves into electricity to charge mobile devices. The shirt will use a flat microphone panel of piezoelectric film to absorb the high decibels. The leads from the shirt will be interchangeable so that to be used with a variety of smartphones, and the water sensitive components will be removable to allow the shirt to be washed in conventional washing machines.

FlipFold is a simple device for folding clothes. It represents three cardboard pieces tied with a rope. It is five years since the FlipFold device has been patented. It is sold around the world through the site and major retailers such as Target and Eckerd Drug Store. The gadget is heavily oriented to shops and clothing manufacturers. It is already used by such famous brands as Nike, Sports Authority, Federated Department Stores, Bass Pro Shops, and even FBI.

Why not create 'air conditioned' clothing as a way to deal with the restrictions on electricity during the summer heat? It is possible to develop jackets and shirts, as well as cushions and mattresses, with built in fans. The jackets will include two electric fans powered by a lithium ion battery pack. The fans will draw the air in at up to 20 liters per second, circulating it through the jacket where it will dry off sweat and evacuate through the collar and cuffs.

Manufacturers of overalls are ready to offer completely different clothing - modern, practical, comfortable and unique. Libre, LLC is the company that launched unique and unusual clothing. This U.S. manufacturer has decided to enter the market on the other side and released to market a clothing line for patients, in which it will be convenient to visit a doctor. The main feature of Libre Clothing is its special style which makes it the most convenient to visit doctors. You...

The idea is to create a portable ultrasonic detector that will use non-invasive technology to check gold bars for flaws or signs of counterfeiting. The device will use computer controlled phased array probe to produce easy to read images that even untrained personnel can interpret.