New Development strategies: Worldwide Smart Clothing Market 2017

Semiconductor
Consumer Electronics
Development of Worldwide Smart Clothing Market
January 24, 2017 / Shen,Yi-Hua
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Abstract

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Back in the 1980s, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Philips as well as consumer electronics vendors started to use clothing as a carrier for computing devices for military or medical purposes. This idea led to the development of smart clothing. After textile companies and apparel brands jumped on the bandwagon, functional clothes integrated with mobile devices such as iPod and clothes that glow or produce heat according to environmental conditions were introduced. Compared to smart glasses and smart watches, smart clothing is in direct contact with most body skin surface. Driven by mobile communications, smart home, and wearable technologies, smart clothing has become a popular research topic for technology and textile companies as well as startups, bringing unlimited potential to the future market.

Companies covered:

Adidas, AIQ, Athos, Carre Technologies, Clothing+, Compal, Eclat Textile, Everest, FENC, FET, Firstbeat, Garmin, Google, Hexoskin, Indiegogo, Intel, Jabil, Levi's, MAD Apparel, Makalot, Nike, OMSignal, Philips, Pixart Imaging, Quanta, Ralph Lauren, Salomon, Samsung, Sarvint, Sensoria, Suunto, Tex-Ray Industrial, Textronics, The North Face, Under Armour, Victoria's, Secret, VIVOBAREFOOT

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Table of Content:

1. Smart Clothing Market Scale
1.1 Emergence Stage with High Product Diversification
1.2 Smart Clothing Market to Hit 18 Million Units in 2020

2. Development of Smart Clothing Industry
2.1 Product R&D and Mass Production Plans of Four Types of Vendors
2.2 Leading Vendors' Product Development
2.2.1 Google Develops Materials and Platforms to Expand Ecosystem
2.2.2 Clothing+ (Jabil) Develops One-Stop Smart Clothing Solution
2.2.3 Everest Textile Develops Smart Clothing with Special Weaving Techniques and Infrared Rays

3. Key Issues
3.1 Technology: Battery Awaits Improvement
3.2 IP Rights: Wide Variety of Conductive Fiber Patents
3.3 Industry Standards: Lack of International Standards
3.4 Market Demand: Product Development Needs Enhancement
MIC Perspectives
Appendix
Glossary of Terms
List of Companies

List of Tables:

Overview of the worldwide smart clothing market, including shipment volume forecast from 2016 to 2020.
Current development of vendors active on the smart clothing market, including apparel brands, textile companies, ICT companies, and startups, touching on their major product deployment
Key issues addressing the worldwide smart clothing industry from the perspective of technology, intellectual property rights, industry standards, and market demand

List of Figures

Figure 1: Smart Clothing Shipment Volume, 2015 - 2020
Figure 2: Google's Commuter Jacket
Figure 3: Everest's Smart Clothing

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