3D printing is ready to grow up, says panel

Woo, Marcus

doi:10.1117/2.2201803.09

SPIE Newsroom

2018

DOI: 10.1117/2.2201803.09

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3D printing is ready to grow up, says panel

Marcus Woo¹

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“…Although the wearables market is now a $32.63 billion industry 2 ‘smart clothing’ represents less than 1%. 3 This lagging integration of the smart clothing category is due to many factors, some of which include technical challenges with sensor size, consistent conductivity, and performance with garment style. 4 One of the most significant challenges of e-textiles is performance reliability after laundering, 5–7 which includes functional conductivity.…”

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Initial insights of laundry detergent and additive impact on e-textile surface resistivity

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Textile Research Journal

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Smart clothing represents less than 1% of the multibillion dollar wearables market. This lagging representation is due to many factors; one predominant challenge which includes performance reliability post-laundering/care. Due to smart clothing intimately contacting the human body, it naturally becomes soiled and requires laundering. However, insight into the impact of consumer detergents and other additives on e-textile conductive functionality post laundering has yet to be explored. The purpose of this research was to study laundering conditions, specifically the influence of select laundry detergents and additives, on surface resistivity of select e-textiles to provide initial insights into the impact of consumer-available laundering treatments to contribute to knowledge around laundering of e-textiles. Understanding initial impacts of laundering conditions, particularly detergents and other common laundry additives can inform future studies, laundering text methods of e-textiles, and care label development.

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Initial insights of laundry detergent and additive impact on e-textile surface resistivity

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Depping

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Initial insights of laundry detergent and additive impact on e-textile surface resistivity

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