Protection and
safety first
During the deployment, smart clothing can provide improved protection and enhanced operational readiness. With the help of integrated sensors, the clothing measures vital signs, examines the environment for hazards and alerts the wearer to any potential threats.
Cold and wet conditions in particular can affect the performance on the ground. Suitable clothing with water-repellent and heatable properties sustainably increases health and effectiveness during tactical operations. Based on the Sensor-Fusion System, individual garments can evaluate the body temperature and autonomously warm up the clothing so that the body in specific areas.
For more efficient coordination of troops, the integrated localization function and wireless communication can facilitate the operation and reduce response time.
Functions of smart wear for the defence forces
Thermoregulation
Energy harvesting
Intelligent lighting systems
Measurement of fatigue states
Vital Signs Monitoring
Object recognition systems
Example - smart thermo-regulating clothing
Microclimate in clothing
Thermoregulating garments offer the advantage of maintaining the user's performance and preventing cold or heat-related injuries and fatigue.
The technology can be integrated into a variety of clothing items from shoes to t-shirts and gloves, and uses heating or cooling elements, battery systems and sensors to create a customized microclimate within the garments.
Smart heated or cooled clothing can also be tailored to individual preferences and needs, with customizable settings that allow the wearer to adjust the temperature and number of cooling or heating zones to meet specific needs.
Using Vulpés Sensor-Fusion System, the clothing item can be autonomously controlled and adapt to changes in the outside temperature or wearer's vital signs.
Example - Assessing states of exhaustion
Diagnostics in clothing
The soldiers perform at their best under extreme physical and mental stress. By monitoring physiological data, smart clothing can detect signs of fatigue or overexertion, allowing them to intervene early to prevent negative outcomes such as injuries.
Smart clothing can also provide soldiers and commanders real-time feedback, which improves performance and effectiveness in tactical operations.
Why choosing Vulpés
Access to technology
Fast time to market
From the idea to implementation
Cost efficient
Quality
Experienced team