Prototype SCOTTeVEST TEC Jacket 2.0 packs serious technology
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SCOTTeVEST CEO Scott Jordan was on hand at CES to show-off the new prototype jacket
SCOTTeVEST CEO Scott Jordan was on hand at CES to show-off the new prototype jacket
A waterproof iPad pocket is contained within the coat
The TEC Jacket 2.0 will feature integrated rechargeable batteries
A charging peg allows the juice to be topped up with power from a wall socket
Heat pads will regulate the temperature of the TEC Jacket 2.0
A fractal antenna amplifies LTE, cellular, and data signals
The hood features a heads-up display (HUD)
An iPhone dock is woven into a pocket
There is space for a keyfob in the jacket
LED's could improve visibility of the wearer, or even hail a taxi
A "lifestream" camera records the wearer's daily movements
An LTE hub provides mobile internet
The jacket features a magnetic zipper
Noise-cancelling microphones enable a clearer conversation
The jacket includes pen and stylus pockets
An RFID-blocking pocket keeps your data secure
Hidden solar panels could be a source of energy
Stereophonic speakers are woven into the collar
A pouch for sunglasses
A water bottle holder
Wrist panels contain integrated controls for controlling temperature, etc
Article Summary
Gadget-friendly clothing firm SCOTTeVEST showed off a new concept smart-coat at this year’s CES. Looking like a standard windbreaker from the outside, the SCOTTeVEST TEC Jacket 2.0 actually contains serious technology in the form of adapters, accessories, and enough pockets to safely house the majority of mobile devices.
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