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Juan Hinestroza's clothes can repel toxic gases, change color, never get dirty, charge your cellphone, and it can all be in your closet within five years.
- The impact on emergency first responders, for instance, have the potential to be life changing. Imagine having firefighters run into burning buildings armed with surgical masks to protect themselves from toxic fumes. Soldiers, hazmat teams, and police officers that can go into chemical war zones sporting light weight cotton masks and clothing that break down the poison gases while letting in the oxygen.read moreJuan HinestrozaShare
- This solar dress charges your cellphone. "There are no wires only simple stitches of cotton that is treated with nanoparticles that we developed," Hinestroza explained. "We developed technology to transmit electrons through cotton to make cotton conductive." The dress has grabbed the attention of a few Hollywood celebrities (he wouldn't name names) who are offering $40 to 60,000 dollars for their very own of the electrifying dress.read moreCornell University Photography, Robert BarkerShare
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Wearing Nano-Gear
Juan Hinestroza's clothes can repel toxic gases, change color, never get dirty, charge your cellphone, and it can all be in your closet within five years.
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