2017 · 20 citations · 3 references
EngineeringChild HealthPhysiologyAssistive TechnologyBiosensorsSensorsHumidity SensorsSmart SensorsSmart TextilesTechnical TextilesTextile MaterialsWearable Health TechnologiesBody TemperatureHealth Monitoring TextilesPediatric Remote MonitoringSmart ClothingTextile SensorsTextile-based SensingWearable SensorsWearable Textiles
The textile sensors described in the paper are part of the textronic system developed to monitor vital functions of infants and small children - BabyTex. The system enables one to carry out remote monitoring of respiratory rhythm, moisture, body temperature and motoric activity of infants and young children using smart underwear. The article focused on the parameters and measurements results of the designed textronic sensors.
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Fully Printed Flexible Humidity Sensor
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