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November 10th, 2007
Smart Underwear Incorporating Nanotechnology Set for Launch in 2008
Abstract:
Greenyarn, a Boston firm developing advanced fabrics for consumers seeking eco-friendly alternatives to conventional materials, is launching smart underwear as one of it's new products for 2008.
The highly comfortable underwear is made from Eco-fabric and Lycra, woven by a highly advanced seamless machine.
"Our research brought us to softer and finer fibers with embedded nanoparticles," said Robin Low, CEO of Greenyarn. "The nano-particles contain bamboo charcoal, which fight bacteria and deodorize. Furthermore, they absorb and emit Far Infrared energy."
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