The applications of smart fabrics are vast and varied, spanning across multiple industries:
Healthcare: Smart fabrics can monitor vital signs, such as heart rate and body temperature, through embedded sensors. They can also deliver therapeutic treatments, like controlled drug release. Sports and Fitness: Athletes use smart fabrics to track performance metrics, including movement and exertion levels, providing real-time feedback for optimization. Military and Defense: These fabrics can offer enhanced protection, such as bulletproof capabilities, and monitor soldiers' health status. Fashion and Entertainment: Designers use smart fabrics to create interactive clothing that changes color or pattern based on environmental conditions or user input.
