The normal-looking fleece-like item has small air bubbles that can be inflated to simulate the feeling of a cuddle, explained James Teh, founder of T-ware.
Controlled by smartphone, the type of “cuddle” can vary from light pressure on the shoulders to a full-blown bear hug.
But the jacket is not just a gadget. It has a practical application in helping children with learning disabilities, said Teh. Full story
