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05-15-2009, 02:19 PM
Well hello boys! It's the smart bra that just grows on you
By Deborah Arthurs (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?s=y&authornamef=Deborah+Arthurs)
Last updated at 6:34 PM on 15th May 2009 [/URL]
It's every man's dream - but potentially every woman's nightmare.
The Smart Memory Bra is a new invention that enhances your cleavage when it detects a rise in body temperature - meaning that when things hot up thanks to sexual attraction, breasts could get a surprise boost.
But while men are likely to approve of the new technology, it could leave women confronted with a secret crush in a more awkward position.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/05/15/article-1182230-04EF93DE000005DC-387_468x634.jpg The Smart Memory Bra contains a specially designed foam that heats up on contact with the body and grows or changes shape to change the form
The 'magic' component of the revolutionary bra is a memory foam that grows and changes shape with your body temperature - so when things heat up, it adapts to give your cleavage a boost.
It is designed not as a tool of seduction though, say Slovenian manufacturers Lisca, who maintain instead that the foam changes form in order to make the bra more comfortable to wear.
They say the foam expands to fit the curves of the body as the fabric of the bra warms to the skin's temperature.
'When cold, the material feels a bit rigid and hard, but the touch of your skin makes it soft and comfortably pleasant,' says designer Suzana Gorisek.
'As a woman's body changes, so the size of the bra changes. That's the advantage of this bra'
Such an invention could benefit women experiencing common monthly fluctuations in cup size - offering them more support when needed - and could help support the breasts during exercise, as when blood temperature rises, the bra will expand to offer added support.
The specially responsive foam used in the bra uses technology developed by NASA in 1966. The space study centre created the foam for a potential use in aircraft cushions, but while it never made it into orbit, it is used today in form memory mattresses and as a safety lining for sports helmets.
The bra was unveiled at a Paris lingerie exhibition and will be on in Britain this summer, priced around £30.
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By Deborah Arthurs (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?s=y&authornamef=Deborah+Arthurs)
Last updated at 6:34 PM on 15th May 2009 [/URL]
It's every man's dream - but potentially every woman's nightmare.
The Smart Memory Bra is a new invention that enhances your cleavage when it detects a rise in body temperature - meaning that when things hot up thanks to sexual attraction, breasts could get a surprise boost.
But while men are likely to approve of the new technology, it could leave women confronted with a secret crush in a more awkward position.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/05/15/article-1182230-04EF93DE000005DC-387_468x634.jpg The Smart Memory Bra contains a specially designed foam that heats up on contact with the body and grows or changes shape to change the form
The 'magic' component of the revolutionary bra is a memory foam that grows and changes shape with your body temperature - so when things heat up, it adapts to give your cleavage a boost.
It is designed not as a tool of seduction though, say Slovenian manufacturers Lisca, who maintain instead that the foam changes form in order to make the bra more comfortable to wear.
They say the foam expands to fit the curves of the body as the fabric of the bra warms to the skin's temperature.
'When cold, the material feels a bit rigid and hard, but the touch of your skin makes it soft and comfortably pleasant,' says designer Suzana Gorisek.
'As a woman's body changes, so the size of the bra changes. That's the advantage of this bra'
Such an invention could benefit women experiencing common monthly fluctuations in cup size - offering them more support when needed - and could help support the breasts during exercise, as when blood temperature rises, the bra will expand to offer added support.
The specially responsive foam used in the bra uses technology developed by NASA in 1966. The space study centre created the foam for a potential use in aircraft cushions, but while it never made it into orbit, it is used today in form memory mattresses and as a safety lining for sports helmets.
The bra was unveiled at a Paris lingerie exhibition and will be on in Britain this summer, priced around £30.
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