Smart clothing: a new life

By L. Langenhove, C. Hertleer. 2004

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A review of shape memory alloy research, applications and opportunities (2014, background): “Since then, the demand for SMAs for engineering and technical applications has been increasing in numerous commercial fields; such as in consumer products and industrial applications [8–10], structures and composites [11], automotive [2,12,13], aerospace [14–17], mini actuators and micro-electromech”
Current status of 4D printing technology and the potential of light-reactive smart materials as 4D printable materials (2016, background): “Initially, smart textiles may find applications in the medical field, space exploration, and military; however, once these applications are concrete then they may transfer over to the sports and casual fashion industries (Langenhove and Hertleer 2004).”
Overview of wearable electronics and smart textiles (2017, background): “Philips Research Laboratories, UK and Foster Miller, USA on the International Interactive Textiles for the Warrior Conference (Boston, USA, 2002) presented a model of Integrating antennas into clothing (Van Langenhove & Hertleer, 2004).”
Silver nanowire coated threads for electrically conductive textiles (2015, background): “Enemies can be detected by environment sensing [2].”