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Active Fabrics With Controllable Stiffness for Robotic Assistive Interfaces.

Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)
Assistive interfaces enable collaborative interactions between humans and robots. In contrast to traditional rigid devices, conformable fabrics with tunable mechanical properties have emerged as compelling alternatives. However, existing assistive fa...

3D printed PEDOT:PSS-based conducting and patternable eutectogel electrodes for machine learning on textiles.

Biomaterials
The proliferation of medical wearables necessitates the development of novel electrodes for cutaneous electrophysiology. In this work, poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) polystyrene sulfonate (PEDOT:PSS) is combined with a deep eutectic solvent (DES) a...

Mechanical strength recognition and classification of thermal protective fabric images after thermal aging based on deep learning.

International journal of occupational safety and ergonomics : JOSE
. Currently, numerous studies have focused on testing or modeling to evaluate the safe service life of thermal protective clothing after thermal aging, reducing the risk to occupational personnel. However, testing will render the garment unsuitable f...

Fabric tearing performance state perception and classification driven by multi-source data.

PloS one
The tear strength of textiles is a crucial characteristic of product quality. However, during the laboratory testing of this indicator, factors such as equipment operation, human intervention, and test environment can significantly influence the resu...

Industrially Scalable Textile Sensing Interfaces for Extended Artificial Tactile and Human Motion Monitoring without Compromising Comfort.

ACS applied materials & interfaces
Smart wearables with the capability for continuous monitoring, perceiving, and understanding human tactile and motion signals, while ensuring comfort, are highly sought after for intelligent healthcare and smart life systems. However, concurrently ac...

Tracking hand movements with a smart glove.

Science robotics
Dynamic hand movements could be detected in real time using machine learning and a smart textile glove.

Recent advances in smart wearable sensors as electronic skin.

Journal of materials chemistry. B
Flexible and multifunctional electronic devices and soft robots inspired by human organs, such as skin, have many applications. However, the emergence of electronic skins (e-skins) or textiles in biomedical engineering has made a great revolution in ...

Classification of Breathing Signals According to Human Motions by Combining 1D Convolutional Neural Network and Embroidered Textile Sensor.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
Research on healthcare and body monitoring has increased in recent years, with respiratory data being one of the most important factors. Respiratory measurements can help prevent diseases and recognize movements. Therefore, in this study, we measured...

Plant-Like Tropisms in Artificial Muscles.

Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)
Helical plants have the ability of tropisms to respond to natural stimuli, and biomimicry of such helical shapes into artificial muscles has been vastly popular. However, the shape-mimicked actuators only respond to artificially provided stimulus, th...

Prediction of textile pilling resistance using optical coherence tomography.

Scientific reports
This paper describes a new method of textile pilling prediction, based on multivariate analysis of the spatial layer above the surface. The original idea of the method is the acquisition of 3D fabric image using optical coherence tomography (OCT) wit...