Researchers create kinetic clothes to monitor body movements

Deakin researchers have engineered the next generation of wearable technology, using strain sensing textile fibres to create clothing that keeps track of its wearer
Deakin researchers have engineered the next generation of wearable technology, using strain sensing textile fibres to create clothing that keeps track of its wearer's movements.

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Deakin researchers create kinetic clothes to monitor body movements

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Reducing the energy cost of walking with low assistance levels through optimized hip flexion assistance from a soft exosuit

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Pose Tracking with Wearable and Ambient Devices - Microsoft Research

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Frontiers Effect of different postures and loads on joint motion and muscle activity in older adults during overhead retrieval

Inertial measurement data from loose clothing worn on the lower body during everyday activities

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