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An innovation in thermoregulating clothing
Thermoregulating garments powered by solar energy and bidirectional electrocaloric devices are under development. They are said to be effective for outdoor temperatures of 12.5 to 37.6°C.
Researchers at Nankai University in China have developed a new type of temperature-regulating garments that could be useful in extreme conditions.
Garments of this type already exists in aerospace industry, for instance. But these systems have various limitations:
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