Beeping Wallets  This line of hi-tech Beeping Wallets can protect you against the loss of credit and debit cards or other types of "plastic" money. The wallet beeps whenever a card is removed and continues to beep every 20 seconds to remind you to replace it. The beeping mechanism shuts off after 5 minutes. It can also protect your library cards, driver's license and other membership cards. It operates by using a small microchip and a standard replaceable watch battery with a 3 year warranty. The electronic wallet comes in styles for both men and women. For international travellers, a passport style with the beeping security system is offered to protect the passport from being lost or stolen. These wallets look just like any other designer wallets and feature the finest leather selections with the electronic technology of the future. "The Beeping Wallet is intended to help people who forget their credit cards at store counters," said the Los Angeles Times. However, The Beeping Wallet is so much more than that. The Wallet is the only product of its kind, designed to notify you when something is missing from your wallet, such as your driver's license, or a credit card, or even one of your $50 dollar bills. Designed with superior craftsmanship and superior material, these Wallets offer everything you could ever need...and then some.

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• Technology Clothing

  Eleksen Group plc (Eleksen Profile on Apparel Search) is the world leader in touch sensitive interactive textiles for electronics interface design. The company's core technology, ElekTex, is a unique electro-conductive fabric touch pad optimized for the creation of flexible, durable and rugged fabric touch screen interfaces. ElekTex is used in applications ranging from wearable electronic controls for consumer electronics and industrial wear to lightweight, low-power touch interfaces for CE accessories, telematics, military, transportation and space suits. It replaces the hard touch pads, flexi-circuits and polymer switches which have limited the growth of the wearable electronics markets. Eleksen licenses ElekTex and reference design to manufacturers for use in custom electronics design and also markets a range of ready-to-integrate solutions for garment, bags and accessories manufacturers. Eleksen is headquartered in Pinewood Studios near London, England, and in San Francisco, Calif.

• Smart Fabrics

  NuMetrex line of clothes that monitor the body provides a comfortable alternative to the cumbersome heart monitoring chest straps that tend to chafe, slip and loosen during workouts. NuMetrex garments -- including the Heart Sensing Sports Bra, Cardio Shirt for Men, and Racer Tank -- offer seamless comfort combined with superior monitoring performance. They sense heart rate through stretchy fabric electrodes that are knit directly into the fabric, and send that data to a compatible wrist watch or cardio machine via a tiny transmitter that is snapped into a pocket in the garment. Launched by Textronics Inc. in December 2005, the NuMetrex Heart Sensing Sports Bra was named 2006 Sports Product of the Year by the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association.

  Scottevest : SCOTTeVEST (SeV) designs functional and fashionable clothing that's so innovative that it's worn by the Secret Service. SeVs have up to 42 hidden pockets and a patent-pending Personal Area Network (PAN). The PAN allows you to carry and use your electronic devices such as cell phones, PDA's, and MP3 players, without the mess of dangling wires.  Their unique design allows you to store all of your gadgets and gear without looking like you're carrying everything but the kitchen sink. With removable sleeves, you can also wear as a vest.

  Sensatex Inc  : Sensatex, Inc. is a life science technology company focused on the development of Smart Textile Systems. Their first product, the Sensatex SmartShirt is a patented wearable Smart Textile unisex T-shirt designed to acquire physiological information and movement data from the human body. Originally developed and patented by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and funded by DARPA, the primary research and development arm of the Department of Defense, the SmartShirt is made using any type of fiber. It is woven or knitted incorporating a patented conductive fiber/sensor system designed specifically for the intended biometric information requirements. Heart rate, respiration, and body temperature are all calibrated and relayed in real time for analysis.
 

  Textronics Inc.  Textronics,TM Inc. is a leader in the development of wearable sensors for fitness and health monitoring. The Company’s textile sensor systems are capable of capturing comprehensive physiologic data from the body -- including heart rate, respiration, body temperature, skin condition and blood oxygenation -- and are designed to be seamlessly integrated into everyday garments. Textronics Inc. sells sensor components and markets its own line of clothes for personal monitoring under the brand name NuMetrex®.