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Footfalls and Heartbeats (UK)
Footfalls and Heartbeats has developed a revolutionary process for manufacturing smart fabric which uses nano-scale interactions within the textile to make the fabric itself able to measure specific parameters of interest, avoiding the need for wires or miniature electronics.
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Footfalls and Heartbeats has developed a revolutionary process for manufacturing smart fabric which uses nano-scale interactions within the textile to make the fabric itself able to measure specific parameters of interest, avoiding the need for wires or miniature electronics.
Integrating the technology into clothing but without the need for a separate “accessory” seems to be the next logical step for the increasing Wearable Technologies market and Smart Textiles market.
The company originated in New Zealand but has since transferred all operations to the UK and has
‘spun in’ to the University through collaborative activities related to synergistic optical sensor technology from the University.
@footfalls_uk on Twitter
Happy Valentines day from the Footfalls Team! Forget the flowers and cheap chocolates, why not get your partner some beautifully knitted textiles fresh from our machine! ;) #smarttextiles #knitting #Valentine2020 #smartclothing #cheapchocolates
We are very excited to announced we’ll be attending the @Wearabletecshow next month! Looking forward to seeing the latest and greatest in wearable innovation #wearables #smarttextile #smartdevices #IOT #digitalhealth
It was great attending the first NHS market place workshop by @EM_AHSN yesterday! The NHS can be a daunting market for innovators but the talk was very useful and informative! #NHS #smartgarments #SmartTextiles #MedicalEquipment #Innovators
Protective Clothing with Built-in Sensors for Firefighters #wearables #sensors #healthtech
Protective Clothing with Built-in Sensors for Firefighters | Wearable Technology Insights
The new protective sensing suit, that was developed within the framework of the Flemish I-CART project, was successfully tested at high temperatures. ...
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There are positions available across the UK and across a range of sectors from the Hub Members we have supported. Check out the #startup jobs available from @RheonLabs, @ProvenanceHQ, @footfalls_uk, @Cutitronics and @Axial_3D: http://bit.ly/2GKMwGu
Simon McMaster's @footfalls_uk was ‘spun in’ to #UoNResearch to enable him to work with academics on optical sensor technology.
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From eco-fabrics to flashy embeds, #tech is changing fashion - including @footfalls_uk #smarttextiles
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From eco-fabrics to flashy embeds, tech is changing fashion
Yarn made from trees and recycled cotton waste, a silk equivalent bio-engineered from yeast, a shoes that detect pressure – technology is helping ma...
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How Futuristic Fashion is Battling Waste and Want - including @footfalls_uk
How Futuristic Fashion is Battling Waste and Want
Fashion and innovation have always been synonymous. In fact, it was the invention of the Jacquard Loom and its system of punch cards in 1801 to weave ...
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