Somapura Garment Tech will develop a textile strain sensor with ultra-high stretchability, sensitivity, and durability powered by IoT and Nanotechnology. The developed sensors will not only monitor subtle and large multidirectional motions but also will fit well to the human body with satisfactory comfort. The Company's comprehensive IoT-based smart sensors and infant monitoring clothes will help monitor the baby's breathing movement to reduce Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) cases by monitoring the stretch/release process caused by chest inhalation/expiration during breathing.While enabling continuous and non-invasive monitoring of vital signals, the sensors will also leverage Bluetooth wireless technology to alert the infant's parents of incidents where an abnormal change in the respiration pattern or the breathing movement has stopped. Strain sensors will transform mechanical deformations into electrical impulses enabling the detection of human motion activity. Moreover, strain sensors developed by the company will have excellent stretchability, allowing them to integrate seamlessly into any type of clothing.Somapura Garment Tech will develop IoT and Nanotechnology-based flexible textile strain sensors along with soft, comfortable, textile sensor-infused clothes with a dedicated monitoring app where parents can track and monitor the respiration and heart rate of the infant without having constant watch over them as well as help continuously monitor respiration in patients with Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD). The smart sensors will have seamless integration with any clothes and have ultra-high stretchability, sensitivity, and durability, which maximizes wearing comfort and optimizes the sensor's performance. In case of abnormal changes, the smart sensors will use Bluetooth technology to notify the users on their mobiles and for emergency hospitalization, if needed.