Hi-tech solutions against the heat: heat-regulating collars, rings and blankets
Not just air conditioning: portable cooling device, thermelectric rings and graphene blankets
To combat the extreme heat during the day, the first thought should not be to lock oneself indoors with air conditioning. No: it's getting a nice thermo-electric collar. Or, how can you not get a 'super-cool' frozen ring on your neck? And at night, how do you do it? Sure: a graphene blanket.
This may sound like chinoiserie, and in part it is. But it is true that in the last two years, materials science has made interesting progress in the daily fight against an as yet undefeated enemy in our cities: excessive heat.
Some of the innovations started with projects on the Kickstarter, subsidised by the first tech nerd customers (even in Italia), but now starting to spread to the general public.
In fact, the public is still not 'big'.
In the tech districts of China and California, it is now common to see people with these things around their necks. In Italia, much less so.

