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2006
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Textile Pressure Sensor for Muscle Activity and Motion Detection

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This paper presents a pure textile, capacitive pressure sensor designed for integration into clothing to measure pressure on human body. The applications ﬁelds cover all domains...

Jan Meyer, Paul Lukowicz, Gerhard Tröster

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