Capineri, 2014 - Google Patents
Resistive sensors with smart textiles for wearable technology: from fabrication processes to integration with electronicsCapineri, 2014
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- Capineri L
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- Procedia Engineering
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Smart textiles have received a lot of attention of research in the last decade for their use in wearable technologies [1]. Soft sensors and actuators have been developed for interaction with environment, increase of operator's safety, entertainment and physiological parameters …
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