ITAA-KSCT Joint Symposium
Authors: Jiseon Ahn (Seoul National University) , Yeonghoon Kang (Seoul National University) , Sungmin Kim (Seoul National University)
In this study, the embroidery technique was used to fabricate a 3D textile sensor enabling gradual contact sensing using its shape. When an embroidery pattern is made using the conductive thread on the pre-stretched elastic fabric, embroidered part is fastened by the thread. Once the strain is removed, the rest of the fabric returns to its original state and a 3D curved shape is formed. Using this method, a 3D textile capacitive sensor was made. By applying embroidery using conductive thread, a 3D textile sensor that feels warm, soft, and light as conventional textile was produced and it has been successfully integrated into the form of garment. In addition, the conductive part of the sensor induced a gradual contact between the skin and the sensor.
Keywords: Textile Sensor, Conductive Embroidery, Smart Textile
How to Cite: Ahn, J. , Kang, Y. & Kim, S. (2022) “Development of 3D Textile Sensor Using Conductive Embroidery on Pre-stretched Fabric”, International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference Proceedings. 78(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/itaa.13754
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