[WTF] The Japanese Bra that can only be opened by "True Love"

Women of the world rejoice! You're answers to that nagging problem of random men unhooking your bra have finally been answered by the Japanese lingerie maker, Ravijour! The only way for this bra to be unhooked is when it detects you have feelings of "True Love" for the other person.

Just how does it do this wondrous feat? A sensor in the bra reads your heart rate and then sends that information via bluetooth to a smartphone which then interprets what's being sent. Apparently, through magic, it can tell if you're love is true and not that you've been doing anything physical at all like dancing or running or anything else for that matter. Once it detects that you're in the presence of your true love, the clasp will open and only then.

The bra comprises of a sensor which monitors your heart rate and other vitals, the data is constantly transmitted via Bluetooth to a mobile phone which processes the data using a special app and measures the heart rate elevation using special algorithms and preset data and it is only when your heart has truly found that special someone would it beat in a way that the app would recognize and wirelessly unhook the bra.

Ladies can relax as not any changes in heart rates will unhook the bra as the experts at Ravijour say it is only when a woman falls in true love does she get excited enough for the Adrenal Medulla to secrete Catecholamine which affects the autonomic nerve and increases the heart rate which is detected by the sensor and processed by the specially developed iOS app.

Okay, so aside from this thing making tons of promises that it likely can't keep, how in the hell are you supposed to take it off once it's on?! I mean sure, there are ways, but if it's always clasped then, that's going to be a major pain in the ass. Either way, you can rest assured that all your fears about being ravaged in public and forced to expose your breasts are now a thing of the past!

Now, who's going to be the first one to hack this and make every one of these in a 30ft radius fall off? You know it'll happen...

via i09 and Geekologie