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2.7K views · 72 reactions | Working up a sweat from carrying a heavy load? That is when the textile works at its best. Swedish researchers have developed a fabric that converts kinetic energy into electric power. The greater the load applied to the textile and the wetter it becomes the more electricity it generates. The results are now published in the Nature Partner journal Flexible Electronics. | Chalmers University of Technology | Facebook

23K views · 38 reactions | A paper in Nature Electronics presents an acoustic-based smart textile technology, called SonoTextiles, which can sense touch and bending, with applications in distributed tactile sensing, hand gesture recognition and respiratory rate monitoring. Link to the article in the comments. | Nature Portfolio | Facebook