AbstractThis paper reports the screen printing of free-standing cantilever beams on to fabric, for use as motion detectors. Such low cost motion detectors could be used in clothing as activity monitors to indicate if the wearer is unconscious in safety critical applications, e.g. a fireman in a building. We have fabricated capacitive free-standing cantilevers by screen printing sacrificial and structural materials onto a fabric substrate. In this paper, these devices are used as motion detectors which are mounted and tested on a human forearm alongside a commercial accelerometer, for comparison. The results show the feasibility of using a fabric based cantilever to indicate that the wearer is moving
The possibility of gathering reliable information about movement characteristics during activities o...
Textile-based transducers are an innovative category of devices that use conductive fibres meshed wi...
This work deals with the design, the development and the evaluation of a set of sensing garments for...
This paper reports the screen printing of free-standing cantilever beams on to fabric, for use as mo...
AbstractThis paper reports the screen printing of free-standing cantilever beams on to fabric, for u...
Freestanding cantilevers have been fabricated by screen printing sacrificial and structural layers o...
Observing human motion in natural everyday environments (such as the home), has evoked a growing int...
In recent years, many sensors made of hard materials have been designed to detect human body movemen...
This thesis introduces a highly sensitive single-axis printed accelerometer based on a flexible pape...
Monitoring body kinematics has fundamental relevance in several biological and technical disciplines...
Strategies and first results regarding screen printing of conducting traces and piezoelectric bendin...
Textile sensor for human motion detection in healthcare applications This project aims to develop a ...
Monitoring human body activities has long been of interests because of their important applications ...
In this study, we developed a fabrication method for a bracelet-type wearable sensor to detect four ...
This paper reports, for the first time, capacitive freestanding cantilever beams fabricated by scree...
The possibility of gathering reliable information about movement characteristics during activities o...
Textile-based transducers are an innovative category of devices that use conductive fibres meshed wi...
This work deals with the design, the development and the evaluation of a set of sensing garments for...
This paper reports the screen printing of free-standing cantilever beams on to fabric, for use as mo...
AbstractThis paper reports the screen printing of free-standing cantilever beams on to fabric, for u...
Freestanding cantilevers have been fabricated by screen printing sacrificial and structural layers o...
Observing human motion in natural everyday environments (such as the home), has evoked a growing int...
In recent years, many sensors made of hard materials have been designed to detect human body movemen...
This thesis introduces a highly sensitive single-axis printed accelerometer based on a flexible pape...
Monitoring body kinematics has fundamental relevance in several biological and technical disciplines...
Strategies and first results regarding screen printing of conducting traces and piezoelectric bendin...
Textile sensor for human motion detection in healthcare applications This project aims to develop a ...
Monitoring human body activities has long been of interests because of their important applications ...
In this study, we developed a fabrication method for a bracelet-type wearable sensor to detect four ...
This paper reports, for the first time, capacitive freestanding cantilever beams fabricated by scree...
The possibility of gathering reliable information about movement characteristics during activities o...
Textile-based transducers are an innovative category of devices that use conductive fibres meshed wi...
This work deals with the design, the development and the evaluation of a set of sensing garments for...