Recent research trends in textile-based temperature sensors: a mini review

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In this review, the current state of research on textile-based temperature sensors is explored by focusing on their potential use in various applications. The textile-based sensors show various advantages including flexibility, conformability and seamlessness for the wearer. Integration of the textile-based sensors into clothes or fabric-based products enables continuous and sensitive monitoring of change in temperature, which can be used for various medical and fitness applications. However, there are lacks of comprehensive review on the textile-based temperature sensors. This review introduces various types of textile-based temperature sensors, including resistive, thermoelectric and fibre-optical sensors. In addition, the challenges that need to be addressed to fully realise their potential, which include improving sensitivity and accuracy, integrating wireless communication capabilities, and developing low-cost fabrication techniques. The technological advances in textile-based temperature sensors to overcome the limitations will revolutionize wearable devices requiring function of temperature monitoring.

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Ha, H., Suryaprabha, T., Choi, C., Chandio, Z. A., Kim, B., Lim, S., … Hwang, B. (2023, October 15). Recent research trends in textile-based temperature sensors: a mini review. Nanotechnology. Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6528/ace913

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