Everyone in Phoenix needs this!
Sony is working on a way to prevent people from sweating through their clothes and it's genius! They are developing a wearable "air conditioner" that can keep you cool under your clothes during those hot, muggy days.
Sony's new project labeled the Reon Pocket is currently funded through crowd funding. It's labeled as a device that it describes as a wearable "air conditioner" that slips into the back of your shirt to lower your body temperature.
Via Thrillist,
It's a battery-powered, smartphone-sized pack that uses something known as the Peltier effect to silently produce heat or cooling (via electrical currents). When placed at the base of one's neck, the device is capable of lowering one's temperature by 23 degrees Fahrenheit or raising it by 14 degrees, according to Engadget.