Coyle, Shirley

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Wearable Sensors and Smart TextilesDr. Shirley CoyleCLARITY Centre for Sensor Web Technologies Dublin City University , Glasnevin , Dublin 9, IrelandUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE CLARITY Centre for Sensor Web TechnologiesChemistryMaterials ScienceEngineeringComputer SciencePhysiology PhysiotherapySports PerformanceMicroelectronics…..and Fashion Design!UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Areas of ResearchBody MovementSweat analysis Interactive textilesCraftsTextile artRehabilitation garmentsSports PerformanceBreathing techniqueHydrationSense environmentFire-fightersEmergency disaster personnelUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Wearable technology – Functional FashionMonitor heart rate, speed, distanceZephyr Bioharness Nike+UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Wearable technology – Functional FashionVoltaic – solar powered bag Heated glovesiPod jacketSolar panel bikini, TISCH, NYUChanelHussein ChalayanRodarteUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE D.I.Y. Fashion & Technologyhttp://www.iheartswitch.comhttp://www.fashioningtech.com/http://www.instructables.comhttp://www.kobakant.at/DIY/UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Textiles and electronicsLilypad ArduinoAniomagic Sparkle KitUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Fabric sensors Fabric stretch sensors – knitted fabrics coated with conductive material ConductanceUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Breathing techniqueMultiple sensorsDeep breathing vs short shallow breathingUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Importance of Breathing TechniqueSports performanceUse of full lung capacity to maximise oxygen delivery to musclesUse of breathing techniques to calm and focusYogaCOPD, Asthma, Anxiety treatment, Cystic fibrosis, Respiratory rehabilitation, Sleep apneaClinical applicationsUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Rehab gloveShapehand Data glove Virtual reality and motion captureAwkward to set-upRigid Encourages finger flexionVery expensive ~$10,000Textile based gloveDesigned for home rehabilitation Comfortable, familiarFabric allows natural movementLow-costUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Sweat analysisWash-down techniqueS. M. Shirreffs and R. J. Maughan , J Appl Physiol 82: 336-341, 1997Real-time analysis of sweat UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Interactive textilesCollaboration with Niki Collier Designshttp://www.nikicollierdesign.com/Virus Smart: Smart Textile Interactive ToysFelt toys have flexible and electronic textile components to sense and respond to their environment. They spread through touch and coughing/sneezing using variety of sensors and actuators.Night FuryA coat that generates a distress signal when you are in dangerUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Biofeedback and Interactive ArtTarraing anáil invites you to rethink the most natural of all tasks, breathing. The way we breathe effects everything we do; how we feel, our energy levels, how well we concentrate, our memory, our sleep and the choices we make.A smart corset, unlike other corsets, allows you to breathe fully. It is embedded with electronics including sensors and fibre optics. The respiratory breath sensors measure your breathing behaviour and translate it into sound and light.Collaboration with Jiann Hughes, Media artist and researcher, University of Technology Sydney  UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE AcknowledgementsProf. Dermot Diamond (DCU)Dr. Fernando Benito-Lopez, Mr Vincenzo Curto, Ms. Jennifer Gaughran (DCU)Dr. Tomas Ward (NUIM)Mrs. Niki CollierMs. Jiann HughesUNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN    DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY    TYNDALL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Acknowledgements

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