Solar Body Suit

Submitted 3 years ago

The idea for this product, is for the preservation of life. All to often we hear of people being stranded in blizzard like conditions. Finding them before they freeze to death is priority. They must struggle to keep warm at all cost.
That brings me to my product, known as the, (SOLAR BODY SUIT). This suit is an Solar Powered Thermal Insulated all weather body suit. This suit extends from the top of the wearers head like a hoodie, to the base of ones feet, much like an long john with attached footies. On the finger extentions are plug in body gloves, that can be detached simply by unclipping them from the body suit. This suit is lined with micro-webbing through out the suit, that webbing all connects at the crown of the wearers head, where it attaches to a solar prism that is about 8inches in circumference. that solar prisms only obligation is to capture sunlight during the daylight hours, then distribute the energy from that sunlight through out the thermal suit for up to 24 hours. Much like the solar panels on a house this unit is supplied with a thermostat to regulate the amount of heat being transferred through the suit. The solar prism sits atop the head so as to capture as much sunlight as possible while the wearer is walking about. The Solar Prism is connected to miniature containment housing that stores energy for later use. Plus the suit is equipped with an auxillary power pack, just in case ones has to go several days without sunlight. this unit is attached as a utility belt, it too is attached to the suit thereby allowing it to be recharged and always ready for use. The suit also is outfitted with one reserve Solar Prism, that is stored within a pouch embedded within the chest compartment. Only to be used should something happen to the original unit. This thermal wear unit is all worn beneath whatever clothing one chooses to wear. Imagine having this suit beneath your clothing where temperatures drop to minus 80 or more, yet you are able to set your body suit to a comfortable 70/80 degrees and continue either struggling to find safety or if it is your job to work in such extreme conditions having the means to do so for hours if not days at a time. There are more features to this outfit therefore I entreat you to tell me what you think? Sincerely Robert L. Gibson