Abstract :

There is a developing market for military-grade smart apparel and body sensors, even if they don't sell as well as smartphones. The total number of smart garments shipped will increase from 968,000 in 2015 to 24.75 million in 2021, according to Tractica's prediction. This represents a CAGR of roughly 72%. The development of new military uniforms that prioritize the soldier's well-being and provide enhanced combat knowledge has increasingly relied on smart gear. There will likely be a $500 million market for smart military apparel by the end of next year. According to the students from the University of California Berkeley's Sutardja Center, who analyzed the smart clothing market, the military has collaborated with business moguls, other government entities, and educational institutions to back and push the creation of possible smart clothing solutions that would help the United States military by providing them with a technological and tactical e