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Foxtel builds techno shirt to let footy fans feel the game's impact
Mar 13, 2014
Matthew Miller

Foxtel builds techno shirt to let footy fans feel the game's impact

AUSTRALIA - Australian pay-TV provider Foxtel, working with CHE Proximity and We:eX (Wearable Experiments), has created an electronics-enhanced shirt that it claims will let some fans experience the pressure, exhaustion and crushing hits that Aussie-rules football players feel during games.

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