Emerging Trends in Specialized Medical Wearables
It’s no question that wearable health devices are commonplace in the US (and around the globe, for that matter). People want to know more and more about what is going on inside their bodies. With…
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The Future of Medical Garments: Wearables in Healthcare
In 2017, it was predicted that wearables would start moving away from wrist-based devices and into more specialized markets. One of the most significant sectors poised for this shift is healthcare. With advancements in wearable…
Medical and Military Vests
Smart textiles and wearable medical devices are becoming more commercialized and available as home healthcare solutions. These wearable medical devices often take the form of vests. The purpose of a medical vest always dictates the…
Creating Wearable Devices from Existing Medical Therapies
With the development of medical wearable diagnostic and analytic devices on the rise, so comes the rise of wearable medical therapy devices. These are devices that not only collect and analyze data, but also respond…
Clinical Trials and Field Testing for Medical Wearable Devices
When designing a medical device for mass production and distribution, it is important to keep in mind that there is a more intensive process than the development, sourcing, and production. Before being put to use…
Artificial and Wearable Organs
While most are familiar with wearable fitness monitors, wearables in the medical field are taking off for further integrated home healthcare. New medical wearable garments file for FDA approval and patents daily, with the goal…
The Future of Wearable Devices with Fieldtex Sewing
After the explosive releases of everyday wearables like FitBit, Apple Watch, and Jawbone, the future of wearable technology and devices is now moving at an even more accelerated speed – to a point where wrist…
Medical and Military Applications of Exoskeleton Suits
Seen primarily in futuristic science fiction films, the development of exoskeleton suits for military and medical use is a concept that has been evolving since the creation of the first suit in 1960. An exoskeletal system…
Incorporating Biosensors into Medical Garments
We have previously discussed the Types of Biosensors that are Used in Wearable Devices and what information they are able to detect in the wearer. However, exactly what biological stimuli allow these sensors to record and analyze…
What are Medical Grade Textiles?
The use of textiles and fabrics is becoming increasingly prevalent in the development of wearable medical garments, wearable organ holsters, and even being utilized as flexible mesh for medical implants. During the development and prototyping…