Shirt monitors vital signs

By Phil Gyford on 14 December 1999, 8:18 pm | 0 Comments

Lifeshirt plan on selling a shirt in September 2000 which monitors the wearer's vital signs and sends the data to a secure website. This can then be sent to the wearer's doctor. $250 for the shirt, $30 per day for monitoring costs. (via Slashdot)

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