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Japan has invented a Smart Bra which is opened in front of only true boy friend. It is seen as a simple bra but this bra will indicate the boy friend is true lover of her or not. This bra is so talented that it opens only if the boyfriend does true love to her. This bra also saves girls in clubs and bar where intoxicated boys try to attack towards girls. It is prepared as dummy bra and it has not yet come to market and it will come to market and the market price will be about 5000 yen.
How it works:
This bra works as per the heart beat of a girl and decide. If girl does not love the boy , it will not open. It will blow the light if the heart beat increases due to sensor. It links with smart phone and bra will open. The producer has believed that this bra will be a true friend for girls.

Source-onlinekhabar.com 

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