“…Generally, composites with programmable strength properties can be used where it is not necessary to transfer loads on the entire surface of the composite, but only on selected fragments, such as beams, ribs, and mesh stiffeners [19]. The composites obtained in this way can be used in the automotive industry, for example, as a car spare wheel, having a lower weight than its steel counterpart, alternator covers, and elements reinforcing the seat belt attachment points [28]. On the other hand, in the aviation industry, composites based on embroidered structures have been used as a conformal structure of a carrier antenna (CLAS), providing, on the one hand, Wi-Fi communication and, on the other hand, radar scanning of space in order to avoid collisions [29][30][31][32][33].…”