Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  presents a framework for arable computing, based on the principle that it be unobtrusive, and that it be integrated into ordinary clothing. This design philosophy, called 'eudaemonic computing' (named in honor of the group of physicists who designed the first truly unobtrusive arable computers with vibrotactile displays) is reduced to practice through the 'underarable computer' ('underarable' for short). The 'underarable' is a computer system that is meant to be worn within or under ordinary clothing. The first 'underarables' re built in the early 1980s, and have evolved into a form that very much resembles a tank-top. There re three reasons for the tank structure: (1) ight is evenly and comfortably distributed over the body, and bulk is distributed unobtrusively; (2) it provides privacy by situating the apparatus within the corporeal boundary  consider our own (personal) space, and others also so-regard; and (3) proximity to the body affords capability to both sense biological signal quantities (such as respiration and heart signals which are both accessible to a vest-based device), as ll as produce output that  can sense, unobtrusively. The vibrotactile output modality (VibraVest) was explored as a means of assisting the visually challenged (to avoid bumping into objects through an ability to 'feel' objects at a distance). The success of VibraVest suggests other possibilities for similar unobtrusive devices that can be worn over an extended period of time, in all facets of day-to-day life.
['Steve Mann']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Eudaemonic computing ('underwearables')
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