Textile bioelectronics that allow comfortable epidermal contact hold great promise in
noninvasive biosensing. However, their applications are limited mainly because of the large …

The recent surge in using wearable personalized devices has made it increasingly important
to flexible textile‐based sensors that can be worn comfortably and can sense various body …

The prevalence of diabetes has been increasing globally, necessitating innovative
approaches beyond conventional blood sugar monitoring and insulin control. Diabetes is …

With the rise of smart textiles, fibers/textiles-based sensors are being applied in various
situations, such as healthcare, green energy, and environmental monitoring. The field of …

Graphene‐based wearable electronic textiles (e‐textiles) show promise for next‐generation
personalized healthcare applications due to their non‐invasive nature. However, the poor …

Due to recent developments in wearable sensor technology, textile electrodes are routinely
being employed in electromyography (EMG) for continuous monitoring of the biosignals from …

Advancements in wearable technology have enabled noninvasive health monitoring using
biosensors. This research focuses on develo** a textile-based sweat glucose sensor …

Oil–water separation has attained great attention due to recent concern in environmental
safety. Porous material from tailored engineering is the best candidate to selectively adsorb …

Personal heating systems are getting increasing interest because of the need to reduce the
negative impact of cold weather on the health of people and animals. Heating the air before …

The development of modern materials technology has drawn attention to more application
possibilities for metalized fabrics. Metalized textiles not only have electrical conductivity …