英國航空公司EasyJet發表具有LED和感應裝置的新制服 | Wearable tech takes flight as UK airline EasyJet debuts LED and sensor-studded uniforms

英國航空公司EasyJet發表具有LED和感應裝置的新制服

EasyJet的員工很快就會穿上新型穿戴裝置照亮您的航班。

科技服飾即將起​​飛。英國航空公司易捷航空(EasyJet)發表新一代的科技制服，以後在機場跑道工作的易捷(EasyJet)工作人員都將穿著鑲有LED燈和感應裝置的新制服在跑道上執行任務。

廉價航空易捷航空公司(EasyJet)，成立於1995年，由企業家Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou)所創辦，是目前英國載客量最大的航空公司。為了慶祝20週年，該航空公司嘗試了新的客艙機組人員和工程師制服，導入具有LED和感應裝置的新制服。

這兩套校服的有內置的麥克風，以便工程師、地勤人員和飛行員可以相互交談。客艙空服員制服肩上配有LED顯示您的航班號和目的地，提醒您目前要去的地方。LED和發光配備也能在緊急情況下提供額外的照明。

工程師的制服在帽子及袖子都有LED裝置，以便工人在沒有光源的環境下工作時，仍能騰出雙手擰緊螺旋槳或執行任務，讓你的飛機在天空中。配置的攝影機也能立即將影片傳給其他工程師以應付臨時的狀況。

空氣質量偵測器和氣壓感測器也能幫助工程師監控他們的工作環境。

新制服的技術是由穿戴式科技公司CuteCircuit所開發，CuteCircuit曾為Katy Perry和Nicole Scherzinger所設計LED系列的穿戴式服裝。

易捷航空將在明年初開始試用新制服。

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Wearable tech takes flight as UK airline EasyJet debuts LED and sensor-studded uniforms

Crew at the short-haul airline could soon be sporting wearable tech to help light up your flight.

Wearable technology is about to take off. UK airline EasyJet is sending new uniforms down the runway that are covered with LED lights and built-in sensors.

Budget flyer EasyJet, founded in 1995 by the colourful entrepreneur Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, is the UK's biggest airline by number of passengers carried. The airline is celebrating its 20th anniversary by trying out new cabin crew and engineer uniforms that incorporate a variety of wearable tech features.

Both sets of uniforms have built-in microphones so engineers, crew and pilots can talk to each other. The cabin crew uniforms are dotted with LEDs on the shoulders that show your flight number and destination, in case you forget where you're going. The LEDs and illuminated hems also provide extra lighting in case of an emergency.

The engineer's uniform bristles with reflective panels and LEDs in the hood, intended to light up work areas so workers don't have to juggle a torch and have both hands free to stick panels back on, tighten propellers or whatever they have to do to keep your plane in the sky. Built-in video cameras allow them to beam pictures to other engineers to help diagnose problems.

Meanwhile air quality sensors and a barometer help engineers monitor their work environment and create a map of air quality in different cities.

The technology comes from wearable tech fashion mavens CuteCircuit, previously best known for LED-studded flights of fancy worn by celebs such as Katy Perry and Nicole Scherzinger.

Wearable technology has so far meant devices you wear about your person, such as smartwatches and fitness trackers. But advanced e-textile fabrics and innovations in flexible circuit boards and displays means tech can be added to the actual clothes you wear, whether it's next-generation military uniforms or high-tech sporting kit.

EasyJet will start a trial of the uniforms early next year. Whether they're adopted across the fleet remains to be seen.

Original Article: cnet