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Development of a Multifunctional Intelligent Elbow Brace (MIEB) Using a Knitted Textile Strain Sensor
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Inst Chemical Fibres
Passive smart textiles are the textile structures that can sense stimuli, which may come from mechanical, thermal, electrical, or chemical sores. 'Textile strain sensors are smart textiles products in which the sensor's resistance changes with applied strain. This study consists in the development of a textile strain sensor and its application on a Multifunctional Intelligent Elbow Brace (MIEB). The hand-knitted sensor was developed using knitting needles. The material used for this sensor was conductive yarn and lycra. The sensor developed was subjected to a stretch recovery test using a universal testing machine,, and the electrical resistance was measured using an electrical multimeter. The sensor developed has good sensing ability against cyclic loading and unloading at a 5%, 20%, 35% strain level. After testing, the sensor was stitched on an elbow brace to develop an MIEB. This study involved the best economical method for measuring the bowling angle of the player using this MIEB without any need fora biomechanical test, which is very expensive. This MIEB can also be used for rehabilitation purposes and for monitoring joint movement.
Salam, Abdul、Phan, Duy-Nam、Khan, Saif Ullah、Ul Hassan, Syed Zameer、Hassan, Tufail、Khan, Raja Muhammad Waseem Ullah、Pasha, Khalid、Khan, Muhammad Qamar、Kim, Ick Soo
NETL
NSTL
Inst Chemical Fibres
