Abstract:
Health and wellness have become significant trends of the 21st century, with people embracing lifestyles that prioritize physical and mental wellbeing. Continuous monitoring of vital body functions is vital for a holistic approach to wellbeing. As a result, the research and business arena of wellness devices that seamlessly integrate into modern consumers' daily lives is rapidly growing, showing promising potential. Wearable technology, incorporating micro-controllers and electronic devices on the skin or within clothing, serves as signal receptors, analytical tools, and signal transmitters for monitoring human body vitals. This study aims to develop a smart textile-based wearable platform to enable continuous monitoring of vital signs [1].
Citation:
Medagedara, M.H., Peiris, T.S., & Wansekara, N.D., (2023). Analyzing the viability of a real-time sweat analysis system utilizing electrospun textiles. In S.N. Niles, G. K. Nandasiri, M. Pathirana, & C. Madhurangi (Eds.), Proceedings of the Textile Engineering Research Symposium 2023 (pp. 31-33). Department of Textile and Apparel Engineering, University of Moratuwa. http://dl.lib.uom.lk/handle/123/21699