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This study presents a novel approach to creating functional textiles by focusing on the technology and electronic models. This innovation enables the development of wearable sensors with improved flexibility and body conformity.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Textile Engineering
Electronics Engineering

Background:

Active functionalization of textile substrates is an emerging field.
Existing methods may lack the necessary integration for advanced applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a novel approach for endowing textile substrates with active functions.
To focus on the underlying technology and electronic modeling for functional textiles.

Main Methods:

Development of a new technological approach for textile functionalization.
Elaboration of an electronic model to guide the integration of active functions.

Main Results:

A viable method for creating functional textiles has been detailed.
The approach facilitates the creation of sensor matrices using textile technology.

Conclusions:

This technology enables the development of wearable devices with required drapability and body conformity.
Future applications include advanced sensor systems integrated into textiles.