Electronic Textiles: The Next Stage in Man-Machine Interaction
Link ID 128221
Title Electronic Textiles: The Next Stage in Man-Machine Interaction
Url http://crestserver.aist-nara.ac.jp/crest/workshop/2003/02Weber.pdf
Description Technical paper presenting enabling technologies for the integration of electronics in textile fabrics, a packaging and interconnect technology, a chip for energy harvesting from body eat, an interwoven antenna concept, and a self-organizing network of electronic units. Authors: W. Weber and others.
Category Textiles and Nonwovens > Textiles > Resources > Articles and Studies > Smart Textiles
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Date Jul 19, 2006
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