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Intelligent and electronic textile materials for adaptive apparel: Innovations, functional design, and future directions

Abtew et al., 2025

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12108189766421700876
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Abtew M
Atalie D
Dejene B
McBee-Black K
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Journal of Industrial Textiles

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The increasing demand for adaptive apparel solutions tailored to the needs of the aging population and individuals with disabilities is a key driver in the advancement of intelligent and electronic textiles (e-textiles). These sophisticated materials integrate sensing …
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