The U.S. government is investing $22 million into developing surveillance clothing that includes shirts, pants, and underwear that can record video and audio

• The federal government has a $22 million surveillance clothing program, according to The Intercept.
• The initiative will develop shirts, pants, socks, and underwear that can record audio and video. 
• If viable, the washable garments will be used by US intelligence employees or those in high-stress environments. 

Wearable technology is quickly evolving beyond Fitbits, Apple Watches, and Oura Rings.