Slot loop antennas printed on 3D textile substrate

Spurek, Jan; Velim, Jan; Cupal, Miroslav; Raida, Zbyněk; Prášek, Jan; Hubálek, Jaromír

doi:10.1109/mikon.2016.7492085

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“…Thus, the SmartJacket is marketed by companies such as Google, Levi’s (with an emphasis on cell phone connection and entertainment), Kinesix (the World’s First Customizable Smart Heating Jacket), and, generally, manufacturers of biking, firefighting, and medical equipment [9]. Major drawbacks consist in sensitivity of the jacket to adverse weather conditions and limited washability, although new materials and integrated fabric antennas are being designed to improve the durability and capabilities of the product [10,11,12].…”

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New Approaches to Implementing the SmartJacket into Industry 4.0 ‡

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The paper discusses the possibilities of incorporating sensors and indicators into the environment of an Industry 4.0 digital factory. The concept of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) is characterized via a brief description of the RAMI 4.0 and I4.0 component model. In this context, the article outlines the structure of an I4.0 production component, interpreting such an item as a body integrating the asset and its electronic form, namely, the Asset Administration Shell (AAS). The formation of the AAS sub-models from the perspectives of identification, communication, configuration, safety, and condition monitoring is also described to complete the main analysis. Importantly, the authors utilize concrete use cases to demonstrate the roles of the given I4.0 component model and relevant SW technologies in creating the AAS. In this context, the use cases embody applications where an operator wearing a SmartJacket equipped with sensors and indicators ensures systematic data collection by passing through the manufacturing process. The set of collected information then enables the operator and the system server to monitor and intervene in the production cycle. The advantages and disadvantages of the individual scenarios are summarized to support relevant analysis of the entire problem.

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“…Structural regularity is preserved and time to design a larger array is greatly reduced as the critical part is ready to use. Open literature does not deal with structures that incorporate modularity. Disproportion of reflective surfaces around the radiating elements cause distortion of the radiation pattern and narrows down the axial ratio bandwidth . Metallization around the array structure has been added to compensate for those effects. The design introduces the grounded coplanar waveguide (GCPW) to SIW transition to this type of an array providing means of connecting an SMA connector to the structure.…”

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