Smart Textiles and their Applications

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The Textile Institute and Woodhead Publishing,Front Matter,Copyright,List of contributors,Woodhead Publishing Series in TextilesEntitled to full text1 - Introduction to smart textiles and their applications, Pages 1-8, V. Koncar
2 - Smart textiles in health: An overview, Pages 9-32, C. Cochrane, C. Hertleer, A. Schwarz-Pfeiffer
3 - Smart shirt for obstacle avoidance for visually impaired persons, Pages 33-70, S.K. Bahadir, V. Koncar, F. Kalaoglu
4 - Light emitting textiles for a photodynamic therapy, Pages 71-87, J.-B. Tylcz, C. Vicentini, S. Mordon
5 - Controlled release of active agents from microcapsules embedded in textile structures, Pages 89-114, S. Petrusic, V. Koncar
6 - Medical back belt with neuromuscular electrical stimulation, Pages 115-125, J. Hesse
7 - Communication protocols for vital signs sensors used for the monitoring of athletes, Pages 127-143, D. Kogias, E.T. Michailidis, S.M. Potirakis, S. Vassiliadis
8 - Shape memory compression system for management of chronic venous disorders, Pages 145-159, B. Kumar, N. Pan, J.L. Hu
9 - Wearable body sensor network for health care applications, Pages 161-184, Y.K. Kim, H. Wang, M.S. Mahmud
10 - Bioinspired control of a multifingered robot hand with musculoskeletal system, Pages 185-195, S. Ide, A. Nishikawa
11 - Psychotextiles and their interaction with the human brain, Pages 197-239, G.K. Stylios, M. Chen
12 - Fiber-based hybrid structures as scaffolds and implants for regenerative medicine, Pages 241-256, R. Brünler, M. Hild, D. Aibibu, C. Cherif
13 - Smart features in fibrous implantable medical devices, Pages 257-307, B. Durand, C. Marchand
14 - Smart textiles for structural health monitoring of composite structures, Pages 309-328, S. Nauman, Z. Asfar, I. Cristian, C. Loghin, V. Koncar
15 - Carbon fibre sensors embedded in glass fibre-based composites for windmill blades, Pages 329-352, C. Cherif, E. Haentzsche, R. Mueller, A. Nocke, M. Huebner, M.M.B. Hasan
16 - A complex shaped-reinforced thermoplastic composite part made of commingled yarns with an integrated sensor, Pages 353-374, X. Legrand, C. Cochrane, V. Koncar
17 - Fibrous sensors to help the monitoring of weaving process, Pages 375-400, F. Boussu, N. Trifigny, C. Cochrane, V. Koncar
18 - Flexible photovoltaic cells embedded into textile structures, Pages 401-422, C. Nocito, V. Koncar
19 - Developing thermophysical sensors with textile auxiliary wall, Pages 423-453, H. Gidik, G. Bedek, D. Dupont
20 - Performance of different types of yarn electrodes in PEDOT: PSS charge storage devices, Pages 455-475, S. Odhiambo, G. De Mey, C. Hertleer, L. Van Langenhove
21 - Lightguide fibres–based textile for solar energy collection and propagation, Pages 477-496, A. El-Zein, A. Cayla, C. Cochrane
22 - Smart materials for personal protective equipment: Tendencies and recent developments, Pages 497-517, P.I. Dolez, J. Mlynarek
23 - Wearable technologies for personal protective equipment: Embedded textile monitoring sensors, power and data transmission, end-life indicators, Pages 519-537, J. Decaens, O. Vermeersch
24 - Electrochromic textile displays for personal communication, Pages 539-568, C. Moretti, X. Tao, L. Koehl, V. Koncar
25 - Textile electronic circuits based on organic fibrous transistors, Pages 569-598, X. Tao, V. Koncar
26 - Latest developments in the field of textile antennas, Pages 599-626, L. Vallozzi, C. Hertleer, H. Rogier
27 - The design of smart garments for motion capture and activity classification, Pages 627-655, R. Younes, K. Hines, J. Forsyth, J. Dennis, T. Martin, M. Jones
28 - Electroconductive textiles and textile-based electromechanical sensors—integration in as an approach for smart textiles, Pages 657-693, L. Guo, T. Bashir, E. Bresky, N.-K. Persson
Index, Pages 695-722