Neo-Biosuit

Overview

The Neo-Biosuit was designed by a group of three individuals across the globe. Masako Li, a Japanese scientist, a man known only as Clancy, an American technology producer, and Vespasian Lauret, an Italian fashion designer, banded together in the beginning of the new millennia to create a bodysuit that monitors the wearer's vitals and also control and maintain a steady external temperature for use in space.

Details

The Wires

Thin wires run along the front and back of the bodysuit in a simple pattern, with thin electrode pads sitting on various places, including on both sides of the chest over the heart, matching ones on the back, one on the back of the neck, and several on the back of the arms, legs and along the spine. The wires also double as a cooling/heating system. When in use, the wires glow a light neon blue which may shine through plainclothes layered on top of the suit.

The Fabric

The fabric is comprised of an enhanced blend of cotton, jersey and viscose, strengthened with some cool polymers to create a lightweight and breathable fabric that is also extremely durable.

History

The idea was first thought of by Clancy in 3023, when he was about to ship out to a job on the EES Quire, an engineering experimentation ship deploying out for the first time that year in early Ekolu. The idea began when he heard of the news of yet another casualty aboard a space station caused by freezing to death while asleep, as the temperature aboard the station plummeted during the night and the person was unaware of the fact. 
While Clancy was aboard the EES Quire, he met Masako Li, who introduced him to Vespasian Lauret. Both Li and Lauret shared Clancy's interest in creating a skinsuit to better help all space workers, and the project began. 
Their project took three years of hard work to finally come to fruition, debuting in late 3026, and the suit is still worn in the space workplace to this day, saving hundreds of lives. 

Variations

As of today, there are only two versions of the biosuit: the original suit, and a suit adapted for underwater usage.  There are several modifications still in testing phases, including a special suit that helps monitor all types of diabetes for both space and water usage.

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Item type

Clothing / Accessory