article_snippet: Spine uses so-called e-textiles to wirelessly charge military equipment - and this energy use can be monitored using a smartphone app.
article_snippet: Spine uses so-called e-textiles to wirelessly charge military equipment and gets Spine energy from an inductive charging seat
article_snippet: Spine can power up and transfer data to and from equipment such as radios, cameras, smart helmets and torches, as well as smart weapons - effectively working as a portable hotspot.
article_snippet: Spine can power up and transfer data to and from equipment such as radios, cameras, smart helmets and torches, as well as smart weapons - effectively working as a portable hotspot .
article_snippet: This image is a grab from the Spine's connected app.
article_snippet: Spine uses e-textiles to wirelessly charge military equipment - and this energy use can be monitored using a smartphone app.
article_snippet: This means the Spine never runs out of energy and can be charged as soldiers travel around battle zones.