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McLaren Senna in US uses nanobionic technology

03 Aug '18
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Courtesy: PR Newswire
Courtesy: PR Newswire

This first McLaren Senna in the US has seats which have used nanobionic technology from Nanobionic. Such seats stimulate local blood flow, and increase energy, comfort and overall feeling of wellness for the driver and passengers. Nanobionic coating is applied to athletic apparel, bedding products, everyday apparel, footwear and military apparel.

The technology can be treated on any kind of fabric, including leather and foam products.

The proud owner of the first McLaren Senna model to come to the United States, and to include nanobionic technology on the seats, Michael Fux, is one of the most influential car collectors in the world and generous philanthropist. Fux gave an exclusive interview to CNBC's Robert Frank, and many celebrities were in attendance for the presentation of the emerald green Senna, including ABC's TV Host and former NFL superstar, Michael Strahan.

Fux said: "I am very happy to have the first McLaren in the world with Nanobionic technology on the seats."

The founder and CEO of Nanobionic, George Psipsikas, in an interview said: "This is an exciting time for nanobionic technology. We are experiencing tremendous demand for nanobionic technology from many different industries and we will soon announce very important partnerships in many different industries that will offer great benefits to the consumers."

Nanobionic technology is one of the most innovative technologies applied to fabrics around the world. This game-changing technology can be treated on any kind of fabric, including leather and foam products. When products using nanobionic technology come in close contact with body, these stimulates local blood flow, increases strength and endurance, thermo-regulates body temperature, boost energy, reduce free radicals and speed up the recovery process. (SV)

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