Wearable technology refers to the devices that are integrated with textiles, or implanted in
the body or plants for smart monitoring. Hence, this wearable technology has attracted …

The latest progress (the year 2021–2024) on multifunctional sensors based on silicone
rubber is reported. These multifunctional sensors are useful for real-time monitoring through …

Wearable electronic textiles (e‐textiles) can provide comfortable and unobtrusive solutions
for a wide range of applications, yet insufficient reliability is preventing a wider market …

Smart sensors represent a significant advancement in modern sports science, and their
effective use enhances the ability to monitor and analyze athlete performance in real time …

The capability to record data in passive, image-based wearable sensors can simplify data
readouts and eliminate the requirement for the integration of electronic components on the …

Magnetoelectric (ME) nanomaterials are materials that generate an electric field under an
applied DC or AC magnetic field. Their unique ability for this ME conversion endows them …

Over the last three decades, gyroscopes have become increasingly miniaturized and
enabled the design of very small, light, and cost-effective inertial measurement units (IMUs) …

Integrating electronic textiles (E-Textiles) into healthcare presents significant advancements
in patient monitoring and personalised care. This systematic literature review aims to assess …

Women sports wearer's comfort and health are greatly impacted by the breast movements
and resultant sports bra compression to prevent excessive movement. However, as sports …

The integration of textile-based sensing and actuation elements has become increasingly
important across various fields, driven by the growing demand for smart textiles in …