This is how Sony's new air-conditioned shirts

Sony has created a small air conditioning unit that can be inserted into a shirt to cool or heat it. This device is called "Sony Reon Pocket".

It is a portable cell-controlled conditioner that is disguised on the back to keep clothes and body cool on the hottest days or warm in the winter.

Of a size slightly smaller than that of a mobile phone, this air conditioner slips into the inner pocket created on the shirt, specially designed for this purpose. Once the device is installed in the folder, the temperature can be adjusted from the mobile.

The device works according to the Peltier effect, thermodynamic principle generally used in cars and wine cellars. The battery lasts up to 90 minutes and requires two hours of charge for the battery to be full.

Although it is not as effective to cool down completely on the summer days, it helps us keep our body part cooler. In the same way, it can be used to warm us up in extremely cold weather.

The Reon Pocket is the latest product from First Flight, a crowdfunding platform launched by Sony in 2015. The proposal was very nice. This success brought together in a few days more than 275,000 dollars of about 1,800 sponsors.