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Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2016
AbstractThis Review describes the state‐of‐the‐art of wearable electronics (smart textiles). The unique and promising advantages of smart electronic textiles are highlighted by comparing them with the conventional planar counterparts. The main kinds of smart electronic textiles based on different functionalities, namely the generation, storage, and ...
Sisi He, Huisheng Peng, Xuemei Sun
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AbstractThis Review describes the state‐of‐the‐art of wearable electronics (smart textiles). The unique and promising advantages of smart electronic textiles are highlighted by comparing them with the conventional planar counterparts. The main kinds of smart electronic textiles based on different functionalities, namely the generation, storage, and ...
Sisi He, Huisheng Peng, Xuemei Sun
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Smart Textiles for Healthcare and Sustainability
ACS Nano, 2022At the forefront of the smart textile community, healthcare and sustainability are the two crucial objectives targeted by researchers. The development of such powerful devices has been driven by innovative fabrications of breathable, skin-conformable technologies through the use of functional and programmable materials and device structures.
Jun Chen, Yihao Zhou, Trinny Tat
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Smart textiles for personalized thermoregulation
Chemical Society Reviews, 2021This article provides a fundamental understanding of the physiology of body thermoregulation and the advances in thermoregulatory textile technologies, and a perspective on future textiles for personalized thermoregulation.
Yunsheng Fang +3 more
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2014
In this letter to the editor, Sundaresan Jayaraman discusses the July--September 2013 Wearable Computing department on smart textiles, and Jingyuan Cheng, Paul Lukowicz, and Albrecht Schmidt respond.
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In this letter to the editor, Sundaresan Jayaraman discusses the July--September 2013 Wearable Computing department on smart textiles, and Jingyuan Cheng, Paul Lukowicz, and Albrecht Schmidt respond.
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Smart Textiles for Electricity Generation
Chemical Reviews, 2020Textiles have been concomitant of human civilization for thousands of years. With the advances in chemistry and materials, integrating textiles with energy harvesters will provide a sustainable, environmentally friendly, pervasive, and wearable energy solution for distributed on-body electronics in the era of Internet of Things.
Guorui Chen +3 more
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Resistance Welding in Smart Textile
2019 42nd International Spring Seminar on Electronics Technology (ISSE), 2019With the growing Smart Textile industry, there is currently increasing interest in mapping the possibilities and quality of contacting embroidered conductive patterns. This paper deals with one of the contacting options currently in use, the method of resistance welding. Furthermore, the paper deals with the testing of these realized samples.
Michal, David +4 more
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Textile electrodes and integrated smart textile for reliable biomonitoring
2011 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2011Since birth the first and the most natural interface for the body is fabric, a soft, warm and reassuring material. Cloth is usually covering more than 80 % of the skin; which leads us to consider textile material as the most appropriate interface where new sensorial and interactive functions can be implemented.
Rita Paradiso, Maria Pacelli
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Studies in health technology and informatics, 2005
After technical textiles and functional textiles, also smart textiles came into force a few years ago. The term 'smart textiles' covers a broad range. The application possibilities are only limited by our imagination and creativity. In this presentation, it is further explored what smart textiles precisely mean. In a second part, an analysis is made of
Lieva, Van Langenhove +5 more
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After technical textiles and functional textiles, also smart textiles came into force a few years ago. The term 'smart textiles' covers a broad range. The application possibilities are only limited by our imagination and creativity. In this presentation, it is further explored what smart textiles precisely mean. In a second part, an analysis is made of
Lieva, Van Langenhove +5 more
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2017
Textile sensors have attempted to measure heart rate, respiratory rate, as well as moving performance. The characteristics of conductivity and elasticity of textile are used to measure angle and performance. In this chapter, the principles of motion analysis using conventional optical method, inertial sensors, and textile sensors are briefly presented.
Rita Paradiso +2 more
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Textile sensors have attempted to measure heart rate, respiratory rate, as well as moving performance. The characteristics of conductivity and elasticity of textile are used to measure angle and performance. In this chapter, the principles of motion analysis using conventional optical method, inertial sensors, and textile sensors are briefly presented.
Rita Paradiso +2 more
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