This wearable AC from Sony is lighter, smaller than your phone
This wearable AC from Sony is lighter, smaller than your phone
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Whenever you get out in the scorching summer sun, you wish you had a small AC that you could carry along. If you thought or wished so, it seems that your wish has been heard. According to a video posted in the Morning Post, Sony has created a wearable AC and launched a crowdfunding project for such devices. Let's know the full details

For your information, the AC has a small rear panel that passes hot and cold air. It is claimed to be the name of Reon Pocket that is smaller than the size of the AC mobile phone. However, this device can only be used with a special undershirt. This undershirt will be sold with the device as well. The temperature of the AC can be controlled by the smartphone. That's what it has to do with technology that will automatically set the right temperature.

According to a video that surfaced recently, the technology used in this AC is based on the Peltier element. It is also used in cars and wine coolers. It's a battery-powered device that can last up to 90 minutes after a 2-hour charge. So far, the crowdfunding project has raised $200,000 in just 2 days. If it's coming to mind how much it will cost or it will be too expensive, you're probably going to be surprised. The wearable AC will be priced at close to Rs. 9200. One thing might disappoint you that it will just be sold in Japan. That's what's said in the video. The product has become a sensation in social media after it was reported. We should also keep in mind that crowdfunding projects become mostly concepts and fail to enter the market. However, this is a product that people would want to be available for sale in their countries as well as in the market.

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