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Proposal on Intelligent Wearable Sensor Suit

This paper describes a proposal on intelligent wearable sensor suit intended for being used by firemen. The main purpose of the suit is to monitor an internal health state of the fireman who wears the suit as well as parameters of external environment where the fireman is situated. As external parameters, inflammable and toxic gases are mainly considered thus the fireman can avoid danger from b...

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Suit Up!: Inconspicuous Interactions on Jacket Buttons

Copyright is held by the author/owner(s). CHI 2014 Workshop on Inconspicuous Interaction, April 26, 2014, Toronto, ON, Canada. Abstract We present a new interaction space for wearables by inlaying interactive elements, in the form of buttons, into outdoor clothing, specifically jackets and coats. Interactive buttons, or iButtons, allow users to perform specific tasks using inconspicuous gesture...

In-Suit Sensor Systems for Characterizing Human-Space Suit Interaction

Although the U.S. has studied space suit performance for decades, relatively little is known about how the astronaut moves and interacts within the space suit. We propose the use of insuit sensor systems to characterize this interaction and present our results using pressure sensors and inertial measurement units (IMUs) inside the David Clark Mobility Mock-Up and the Mark III space suit from NA...

Does Fungal Infection Cause Alzheimers?