Running functional sport vest and short for e-textile applications

Baskan, Havva; Açıkgöz, Hatice; Atakan, Raziye; Eryürük, Selin Hanife; Akalın, Neziha; Köse, Hatice; Li, Y; Bahadır, Senem Kurşun; Kalaoğlu, Fatma

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/254/7/072004

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“…Another example concerns sports garments, in which functional properties have become crucial as well as comfort properties, since they improve the wearer performance. For this reason, Baskan et al [ 67 ] designed and produced a sports vest and shorts, having high elastic recovery with fall detection sensor, by using flat-bed knitting machine. Several instrumental tests were conducted to verify comfort properties, tensile strength of elastomeric yarn, air permeability, moisture management, drape and objective handle (FAST tests) of garments.…”

Section: Towards Wearable Rsdsmentioning

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Wearable Intrinsically Soft, Stretchable, Flexible Devices for Memories and Computing

Rajan

Garofalo

Chiolerio

2018

Sensors

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A recent trend in the development of high mass consumption electron devices is towards electronic textiles (e-textiles), smart wearable devices, smart clothes, and flexible or printable electronics. Intrinsically soft, stretchable, flexible, Wearable Memories and Computing devices (WMCs) bring us closer to sci-fi scenarios, where future electronic systems are totally integrated in our everyday outfits and help us in achieving a higher comfort level, interacting for us with other digital devices such as smartphones and domotics, or with analog devices, such as our brain/peripheral nervous system. WMC will enable each of us to contribute to open and big data systems as individual nodes, providing real-time information about physical and environmental parameters (including air pollution monitoring, sound and light pollution, chemical or radioactive fallout alert, network availability, and so on). Furthermore, WMC could be directly connected to human brain and enable extremely fast operation and unprecedented interface complexity, directly mapping the continuous states available to biological systems. This review focuses on recent advances in nanotechnology and materials science and pays particular attention to any result and promising technology to enable intrinsically soft, stretchable, flexible WMC.

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Section: Towards Wearable Rsdsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wearable Intrinsically Soft, Stretchable, Flexible Devices for Memories and Computing

Rajan

Garofalo

Chiolerio

2018

Sensors

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“…Also, textronic clothing used for monitoring the vital parameters of newborns [ 13 , 14 ] is being developed. Textronic applications can also be used in functional clothing for sports [ 15 , 16 ] or clothing for casual users.…”

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Influence of Mechanical Deformations on the Characteristic Impedance of Sewed Textile Signal Lines

Kubiak

Leśnikowski

2022

Materials

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The following article describes a new type of textile signal line that can be used in smart clothing. The article presents the structure of this line and the materials used for its construction. The article also presents the results of research on the influence of the line tensile force on the value of its characteristic impedance. The above tests were carried out on lines where the electrically conductive paths do not have the form of straight lines, as is often the case in smart clothing. The article also presents a preliminary statistical analysis, the aim of which was to find those characteristics of the substrate of the line that affect changes in the characteristic impedance during stretching.

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“…N OWADAYS the world of smart textiles and wearables is growing due to the interest of people to be concerned about the world around them and how are they interacting with it. One of the most interesting fields are on-body sensors, which can provide information in the field of healthcare [1], [2], physical training [3], [4], emergency rescue service and law-enforcement [5]. Several wearable devices demonstrate their functionality and viability on the market to analyse several biological fluids [6] or evaluation of a patient with Parkinson's disease [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

A Smart Textile System to Detect Urine Leakage

2021

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In this paper a wearable system with a sensor embroidered on a textile substrate to detect urine leaks is presented. The system consists of a moisture textile capacitive sensor together with the signal conditioning and its wireless transmission to the cloud. The proposed system has been integrated on underwear and hospital sheet to detect the urine leakage on the diaper users and critical ill patient, respectively. The methodology used by the microcontroller to measure the sensor value is a charge/discharge method. The information is visualised through a computer or smartphone, where can be seen the current state of the sensor. The system has a warning set up to communicate any urine leakage. The experimental results show the functionality of the proposed system which could supply a new tool to hospitals, nursing homes or other institutions to detect when the patient diaper or sheet need to be removed. This tool can optimise the hospital protocol and improve the patient quality of life.

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Running functional sport vest and short for e-textile applications

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

Wearable Intrinsically Soft, Stretchable, Flexible Devices for Memories and Computing

Wearable Intrinsically Soft, Stretchable, Flexible Devices for Memories and Computing

Influence of Mechanical Deformations on the Characteristic Impedance of Sewed Textile Signal Lines

A Smart Textile System to Detect Urine Leakage

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