In the past few years, wearable technology has made leaps and bounds. It has become a frequent visitor in Las Vegas International Consumer Electronics Exhibition (CES).

It is expected that more CES 2016 will appear.

Many of them are based on clothing technology.

As time goes on, more and more

It began to appear in the eyes of the consumer, including a massage bra, intelligent underpants that measure the body's curve data, smart shoes that can be stepped up, and an intelligent T-shirt that reads heart rate and respiratory frequency.

It is reported that

The data collected will be pmitted to a small black box through multiple sensors built into the underwear, and then users can choose to synchronize data to the supporting Omsignal applications via Bluetooth or Wifi.

This application will contain a function called "OmRun", which can record user's walking speed, distance, breathing frequency and fatigue degree when moving.

At present, Omsignal hasn't sold OMbra yet, but the price of this smart sports underwear is expected to be $150, and it may be officially shipped in the spring of 2016.

Recently, Canada's start-up company OmSignal launched a fitness Bra "OMbra", which is a fitness exercise Bra specially designed for women. It can track users' heart rate, respiratory rate, activity intensity, step number, calorie and other indicators.

Previously, OmSignal launched a smart tights for men. It even tested the smart shirts with the Ralph Lauren in the United States.