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Inkjet printing technology company Xennia has demonstrated new tools for inkjet printing on textiles, highlighting the possibility to add conductive inks to flexible substrates for printed electronics...more
Smart textile technologies for survival and rescue are set to appear at a Swedish research project exhibition in June 2010...more
+Plastic Electronics magazine will be featuring a number of speakers from the upcoming NanoMaterials 2010 event in its next issue...more
A smart textile shirt developed in Spain by Nuubo will be used to monitor and locate patients recovering in hospitals and at home...more
Developers in Europe are working on a glossary to define OLED lighting and bring clarity to an emerging industry aiming for product commercialisation...more
Kunigunde Cherenack, senior research fellow at the ETH Wearable Computing Lab, who is working on the TecInTex smart textile project, explains how electronic textiles are becoming truly wearable...more
Dan Williams, VP of product development at Konarka Technologies, US, argues that integrated electronics herald a new age of personal power...more
Smart textile developers from the Swedish Integrity project have unveiled the clothing and accessories designed to survive extreme conditions...more
Smart textiles: do they have mainstream appeal?
Opportunities for mobile communication firms in wearable electronics
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