The argument for energy savings seems a little specious. We don't need fancy new electronics for that, if people just wore coats indoors, we would save a ton o

The argument for energy savings seems a little specious. We don't need fancy new electronics for that, if people just wore coats indoors, we would save a ton of heating energy. It wouldn't be as significant, but adopting lighter fabrics or a more tropical style of business dress could go pretty far in summer. Persuading people to go along with such changes, even with a little help from another powered device, might present another challenge. I've known some building managers who've adopted an HVAC by attrition approach, forcing people to accommodate to odd extremes. They usually aren't very popular.