Athletes competing in this year’s 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics received temperature-regulated jackets that can be controlled with a mobile app. Would you want to control the temperature of your clothes with your phone?

Athletes competing in this year’s 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics received temperature‑regulated jackets that can be controlled with a mobile app. Would you want to control the temperature of your clothes with your phone? Published on February 20, 2018 → Survey conducted on February 20, 2018 on 22847 U.S. adults

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Yes, I would want it for both heat and A/C

35%

Yes, but I would just want it for extra heat

10%

Yes, but I would just want it to keep me cool

No, I’m not interested in clothing like that

36%

Not sure

15%

Yes, I would want it for both heat and A/C

35%

Yes, but I would just want it for extra heat

10%

Yes, but I would just want it to keep me cool

No, I’m not interested in clothing like that

36%

Not sure

15%

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