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Fig. 94 wallsystem equipped with Geodetect (1) Leromur concrete cinder blocks (2) reinforced geotextile (3) Geodetect-strips (4) weatherproofed cable (5) mobile measuring device [176] The Geodetect fabric is used to monitor the deformation and absorbing behaviour of a bridge construction in Saint-Saturnin in France. Geodetect delivers data during the construction period and after completion of the installed wallsystem. The construction started in 2004 [176]. 2.3.5.2 Patents published The University of Stuttgart and the German Institutes for Textile and Fibre Research Denkendorf patented a fibre comprising a glassfibre core surrounded by semiconductor layers (WO 02/37577). The fibre can be further processed into a textile structure and can be, for instance, used for the production of a textile switch. The company Tactex Controls, Inc., issued patents to protect its place as a designer and manufacturer of sensing products and to secure its innovations in the medical products field: US 6715359 ‘Pressure sensitive surface’ A position sensor comprises a substrate having an array of pressure sensors and a membrane overlying the substrate. The membrane includes physical parameters which vary with position. The membrane may include discontinuous regions and protrusions which affect the way in which forces on the membrane are distributed to the substrate. A pressure sensor may also include a controller for receiving pressure information from the substrate, with a signal processor being programmed to localize the depressed region or regions of the substrate. US 6788295 Touch pad using a non-electrical deformable pressure sensor A touch pad for controlling electronic equipment includes a deformable touch surface and a compressible pad body in contact with the touch surface. The compressible body is formed from a 99
material which scatters or diffuses light within the material. Multiple sources of light or other wave energy are directed into the interior of the substrate to form multiple illuminated cells inside the pad body. Each illuminated cell forms an integrated cavity within the pad body. A detector in communication with the compressible material detects light intensity within the integrated cavity. A processor receives signals from the detector and converts the signals into useable information relating to the position of regions of compression of the pad. 2.4 Phase change materials and Microencapsulation The introduction of adaptive phase change materials initiated the use of passive smart materials, which were introduced in chapter 1.2. These materials possess the capability to improve the thermal comfort for someone exposed to extreme temperatures when they are integrated into the garment. The following subchapters give an overview on the state of the art of these materials including technological aspects as well as their applications and products in our aforementioned three textile areas, clothing, interior and technical textiles. 2.4.1 Description The technology of microencapsulation has originated both from the paper and the pharmaceutical industries. The encapsulation process was discovered and developed by Barrett K. Green of the National Cash Register Corporation (NCR) in the 1940’s and 1950’s when his company needed a product that would give multiple paper copies without carbon paper. The new printing system was triggered by including a colourless sue-base in gelatine microcapsules (coated back, CB) and coating the second sheet of paper (coated front, CF) with acidic clay, which could react with the dye-base to produce a colour. Large efforts in microencapsulation research were done by the pharmaceutical industry in the 70’s and 80’s. Microencapsulation was an ideal tool to formulate very unstable compounds or to regulate their release. In the last years a growing number of applications of microcapsules on textiles have emerged. Micro-encapsulation is a technique enclosing certain substances in a solid, liquid or gaseous state in microcapsules (small spheres with a diameter of a few micrometers). A microcapsule consists of a core, containing the product of interest and a shell that either permanently or temporarily protects the core. The shell prevents the active substance from getting mixed with the textile material. Widely used 100
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Table of Content 2.3.1 Description
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Fig. 1 Diagram of the bundle drawin
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The Textile Research Institute of T
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Researchers at the Electronics Depa
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ergonomic comfort, and high piëzor
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mp3players and mobile phones. They
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The American-based company Logitech
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Fig. 17 Structure of a Personal hea
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A first step towards wearable elect
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The Finnish company Clothing+ relea
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textile keypad has been developed b
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Fig. 28 Snowboard glove with integr
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purchase to be recorded at the leve
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This project juxtaposes electricity
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Philips published a patent on defor
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