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AATCC Review, 2017
“Imagine if your aunt, who suffers from Alzheimer’s, has wandered out the front door and you don’t know when she left or how long she’s been gone,” begins 12-year-old Abbi Paul, a student at Argyll Scotland’s Dunoon Grammar School, in her pitch to a panel of industry leaders in London earlier this summer.
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“Imagine if your aunt, who suffers from Alzheimer’s, has wandered out the front door and you don’t know when she left or how long she’s been gone,” begins 12-year-old Abbi Paul, a student at Argyll Scotland’s Dunoon Grammar School, in her pitch to a panel of industry leaders in London earlier this summer.
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E-Textiles in STEM Outreach and Education [PDF]
2024 International Conference on the Challenges, Opportunities, Innovations and Applications in Electronic Textiles (E-Textiles)Textiles, being both ubiquitous and familiar, provide an accessible medium for teaching electronics interactively. By integrating electronics into textiles, STEM education becomes more relatable and promotes inclusivity and gender diversity. This paper presents two primary resources: e-textile demonstrators and a learning kit for students aged 6 to 11,
Komolafe, Abiodun +7 more
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2020
The e-Textile Reader is a teaching resource zine developed for the seminar 'Crafting Textile Data' at the Institute of Experimental Fashion and Textile Design. It is aimed at design students without prior experience in computational electronic textiles.
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The e-Textile Reader is a teaching resource zine developed for the seminar 'Crafting Textile Data' at the Institute of Experimental Fashion and Textile Design. It is aimed at design students without prior experience in computational electronic textiles.
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Designing e-textiles with adults with intellectual disabilities
ACM SIGACCESS Accessibility and Computing, 2020Electronic textiles, or e-textiles, are an emerging type of wearable and interactive technology that can gather information either actively (i.e. pressing a button) or passively (i.e. pulse rate), or act purely as an output (e.g. LEDs). Developing e-textile technology requires some familiarity with many different concepts, one of which is circuit ...
Taylor Gotfrid, Kristen Shinohara
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E-textiles: Power and resistance
Virtual Creativity, 2020On the precipice of space exploration, smart fabrics, biochips and exoskeletons, the materiality of our wearable and body-centric future is a critical and political issue. If we are to develop technologies to take us to new places, we should be able to imagine radically different futures.
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E-textile capacitive electrodes: Fabric or thread
Proceedings of the 12th ACM International Conference on PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments, 2019Back pain is one of the most common illnesses in Western civilizations. Office work and lack of motion can lead to deterioration over time. Many people already use seat cushions to improve their posture during work or leisure. In this work, we present an E-Textile cushion.
Silvia Rus +3 more
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Biceps fatigue estimation with an E-textile headband
Proceedings of the 2018 ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computers, 2018Muscle fatigue monitoring is important for injury prevention in sports. Previous studies have shown that wearable electromyography (EMG) sensors on limb muscles can be used to monitor the level of muscle fatigue continuously. However, there are two main problems in using these sensors for sports.
Arinobu Niijima +4 more
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E-textiles: a revolutionary technology
International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2023Mohammad Mudassir Ahmad, Kiran Ahuja
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E-Textiles for Jaundice Phototherapy
2025 Design of Medical Devices ConferenceAbstract Neonatal jaundice is an extremely common condition, affecting more than half of newborn infants. Treatment with blue light phototherapy is effective, but can be distressing for infants and caregivers. Phototherapy in garment form can alleviate many of the obstacles to effective phototherapy. Here, we explore facets of the design
Heidi Woelfle +2 more
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New Electronics
FUTURE E-TEXTILES SET TO BE POWERED BY TINY INKJET-PRINTED ENERGY STORES
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FUTURE E-TEXTILES SET TO BE POWERED BY TINY INKJET-PRINTED ENERGY STORES
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