Fabric-based strain sensors for measuring movement in wearable telemonitoring applications
Fabric-based strain sensors for measuring movement in wearable telemonitoring applications
This paper summarises preliminary work comparing conductive yarns, knitting structures and yarn compositions in order to integrate smart sensor strips into a surrounding garment as a kinematic measurement tool. The conductive areas of the garment were to be used as a strain-sensitive material; ultimately measuring knee joint movement. In total, thirty sample fabrics were developed using conductive yarns; six of which were chosen to be tested for responsiveness during repeated strain. Preliminary tests showed good levels of responsiveness to strain and acceptable levels of recovery.
wearable, smart textiles, joint angle, movement, measurement
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Metcalf, Cheryl
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24 March 2009
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Chappell, Paul
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Metcalf, Cheryl, Collie, Stewart, Cranny, Andrew, Hallett, Georgie, James, Christopher, Adams, Jo, Chappell, Paul, White, Neil and Burridge, Jane
(2009)
Fabric-based strain sensors for measuring movement in wearable telemonitoring applications.
Assisted Living 2009, London, UK.
24 - 25 Mar 2009.
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This paper summarises preliminary work comparing conductive yarns, knitting structures and yarn compositions in order to integrate smart sensor strips into a surrounding garment as a kinematic measurement tool. The conductive areas of the garment were to be used as a strain-sensitive material; ultimately measuring knee joint movement. In total, thirty sample fabrics were developed using conductive yarns; six of which were chosen to be tested for responsiveness during repeated strain. Preliminary tests showed good levels of responsiveness to strain and acceptable levels of recovery.
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Published date: 24 March 2009
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Event Dates: 24-25 March 2009
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Assisted Living 2009, London, UK, 2009-03-24 - 2009-03-25
Keywords:
wearable, smart textiles, joint angle, movement, measurement
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Local EPrints ID: 67239
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/67239
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Date deposited: 02 Oct 2009
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Stewart Collie
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Andrew Cranny
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Georgie Hallett
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Christopher James
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Jo Adams
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Paul Chappell
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Neil White
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