June 25, 2009, ie less than a month ago, the landlord of Long Melford 42 - year-old Chris Ebedzher signed a multimillion-dollar contract for his invention. The idea to create a costume for an infant, which measures the temperature came to him suddenly 6 years ago after watching a story about how difficult it is to control the temperature in young children. As Chris himself says, it was a moment of inspiration. He decided to create a suit that would change color when the temperature of the body. The process of turning ideas was difficult and time consuming. Product development took six years and more than 700,000 pounds of investment.
The main work was done by scientists who created a molecule that can react to changes in temperature. These molecules are then introduced into the cotton from which the costume itself.
As a result of a suit Babyglow able to change color at the first signs of meningitis and other childhood diseases accompanied by fever. This invention is able to save millions of children's lives.
It is planned to produce costumes three colors - pink, blue and green, which change color to white with an increase in body temperature above 37 degrees.
Chris has already signed a contract with the producers of Quality Workwear 4U worth? 12.5 million. Now the company is actively negotiating to sell the goods in the shops High Street USA.
Planned production capacity of over one million units a month worldwide.
On materials: Suffolk free press