Smart clothing

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Smart clothes and wearable technology Edited by J. McCann and D. Bryson... 

To address some of the comfort concerns, the industry is driven to always strive for smaller, lighter sensor systems, with suitable power supplies and reliable connectivity. In addition to the technical advances in wearable electronics, the last few years have witnessed increased collaboration between designers and engineers, leading to improvement in smart clothing designs from a wearability perspective. 

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Smart clothing Combination of clothing with electronics (for heating, sensing, etc.)... 

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When designing a smart clothing system, apart from electronic hardware and software concepts, the wearability of the system is also a critical issue. In wearability concept, some performance requirements such as being lightweight, breathable, comfortable, easy to wear, etc. have to be taken into consideration. In the presented system, aU of the wearability performance requirements that are expected are shown in Table 3.1. 

Figure 3.8 Schematic diagram of smart clothing system circuit.

Figure 3.21 Proposed neuro-fuzzy control system for the smart clothing. 

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