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SHARE This Christmas may be a little trickier than usual as we all try and navigate how to celebrate with friends and loved ones while social distancing. But luckily, there is a Christmas jumper that can help. Created by SimpliSafe, an American security company, this festive blue and white jumper, complete with snowflake and padlock patterns, can help keep overzealous relatives at bay. Called the "Social Distancing Sweater", it is armed with motion sensors that monitor a 1.8 metre (six feet) radius around the person wearing it. If someone strays into that zone, the sensors trigger flashing li...
SimpliSafe wants to make sure nobody gets past your social-distancing bubble. That’s why the home security company has created the SimpliSafe Social Distancing Sweater, which it debuted on Monday. A version of the brand's holiday sweater features festive snowflakes and knitted locks that are outfitted with a flashing light alarm system. The sweater will allegedly go off with flashing lights and a screeching noise if a person gets closer than 6 feet of the wearer, a humorous promo video shows. However, SimpliSafe’s motion-detecting sweater is a prototype that’s not actually being sold t...
Social distancing Christmas jumper comes with alarms in case someone gets too close Olivia Petter © Provided by The Independent An American home security brand has launched a tech-enabled Christmasjumper that has alarms which will go off whenever someone comes within six feet of you. SimpliSafe launched the jumper as a way of promoting social distancing during the festive season. The blue and white crew neck jumper features the words “SimpliSafe” across it with festive prints on the sleeves and chest. The “social distancing sweater”, as it’s called, has been fitted...
Answer: SimpliSafe. Shutterstock/Roman Samborskyi Home security company SimpliSafe has decided to use the popular ugly holiday sweater trend to encourage social distancing during this holiday season. In a press release Monday, the company announced its official Social Distancing Sweater. The sweater, which has a typical ugly Christmas sweater design, acts much like a home security intrusion system, sounding alarm bells and flashing lights if anyone gets within six feet of the wearer. It has integrated motion sensors, which will activate flashing LED lights and a siren. The compa...