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Cadbury's Joy Jackets respond to chocolate consumption
One of the less practical examples of wearable technology we've seen of late takes the form of a "Joy Jacket" designed to provide a visual display of joy upon the wearer consuming a certain chocolatier's product.
As part of Cadbury's "Joyville” campaign, UK ba
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When the wearer's hands are raised to their mouth, flex sensors in the arms trigger the inbuilt cameras that detect whether they are holding a Cadbury + Daim bar or a Cadbury + Oreo dairy bar. Once one of these chocolate bars has been detected, LED lights sewn around the heart area and in the cuffs start to flash.
To draw further attention to the individual's chocolate-induced joyous state, servos in the hem of the jacket lift the bottom of the jacket to reveal a purple lining fitted with pulsing heart shaped LEDs. Following the coat-lift, hidden micro-controllers activate motorized hinges in the shoulder tabs that open up accordion style and start flapping about.
And if pulsing cuffs and rising hems weren't enough, an sunburst in Cadbury's signature purple, inflates from underneath the collar to fr
Between the confetti canon, the purple flashing LEDs, the music and the waving shoulder tabs, the Joy Jackets should have no trouble garnering attention for the UK bloggers that have been enlisted to wear them.
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