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Oslo, 24 th June 2009

PROETEX conceptPROETEX concept

A textileA textileplatformplatform

for:for:Sensing,Sensing,

actuation,actuation,processing,processing,

energy,energy,

transmissiontransmission

Outer Garment:Outer Garment:

Accelerometers,Accelerometers,ExternalExternal

Temperature,Temperature,GPS, Alarms,GPS, Alarms,

Flexible BatteryFlexible Battery

Inner Garment sensors:Inner Garment sensors:

Heart rate, respiration,Heart rate, respiration,

temperaturetemperature

Electronic Box:Electronic Box:

Data Processing &Data Processing &TransmissionTransmission

Shoe:Shoe:

Toxic Gas Sensor, WirelessToxic Gas Sensor, WirelessTransmissionTransmission


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PROETEX conceptPROETEX concept

In addition:In addition:

Sensing &Sensing &transmissiontransmission

for victimfor victimcarecare


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Numbers ofNumbers of ProetexProetex

Timing& Applicative

objectives

M18 M36 M48 M54

Members& Funding

12.8

8.1

22

6%33.6%60.4%Costs9.4%28.9%61.7%Budget

311 (5 SMEs)8PartnersPartnersEnd UsersCompanies

Academics &Research


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Which emergencies?


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Wearable Sensors

Impedance

pneumography

Pletismography

Parameter

• Heart beat rate

• Respiratory rate• Body Temperature

• Blood Oxygen Saturation

• Dehydration (from sweat)

Textile electrode

Digital TemperatureSensor


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Wearable Sensors

Outer garment:

Accelerometers +textilepiezoresistorsformotion/posturedetection

Gas sensor

Termperaturesensor

Thermal Flowsensor

Shoe: Gas sensors + posture sensor


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Wearable Communication systems

Wearable Antenna

PEB

Short Range On Body Communication

WirelessBoot Sensor

WirelessHelmet Sensor


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Wearable Energy

10 nW

100 nW

1µµµµW

10 µW

100µW

1 mW

10 mW100 mW

1 W

10 W

100 W

µP desktop

µP laptop

GSM

Medical Implants

Tag RFID

standby10 nW

100 nW

1µµµµW

10 µW

100µW

1 mW

10 mW100 mW

1 W

10 W

100 W

10 n W

100 nW

1µµµµW

10 µW

µW

10 mW100 mW

µP desktop

µP laptop

GSM

PALM, MP3

Receiver FM

Tag RFID

Electronic watch

standby

Transceiver Bluetooth

Quartz Oscillator 32 kHz

Flexible batteries

FlexiblePhotovoltaics

+ piezoelectric and thermoelectric generation


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HighlightsHighlights

OuterOutergarmentgarment

& Shoes& Shoes

Focus on:Focus on:

Customization of the outer garment for the different end-users

Power autonomy and communication for the shoe

Lessons learnt from the 1Lessons learnt from the 1 stst prototypesprototypes

Fabrication and first tests of the 2Fabrication and first tests of the 2 ndnd prototypesprototypes

InnerInnerGarment &Garment &

VictimVictimPatchPatch

Focus on:Focus on:Assessment of the first prototypes in professional physiological labs

Lessons learnt: design of the second prototypes

Fabrication of the Second Generation of Prototypes

Main novelties of prototypesMain novelties of prototypes ’’ second generationsecond generation


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Flow of activitiesFlow of activities

4 th

CommunicCommunicationsations

ElectronicsElectronics

3 rd2nd1 stTextileTextileprototypesprototypes

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organic semiconductor

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bio-functionalized receptor layersourcesource draindrain

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Laboratory tests 1st prototype

Professional physiological laboratories:

“Centro Studi Attività Motorie” (CSAM) of the Fondazione S.Maugeri, Pavia (Italy)

“Centre Recherche Service Santé Armée” (CRSSA), Grenoble

(France).

Field Trial Scenario 1 Field Trial Scenario 2


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Protocol of Laboratory tests

List of activities1. Subject sitting on a chair, quiet standing;2. Subject walking slowly on a treadmill (speed: 2.5 km/h, slope:

0 %);3. Subject sitting on a chair, quiet standing;4. Subject walking fast on a treadmill (speed: 5.0 km/h, slope: 0

%);5. Subject sitting on a chair, quiet standing;

6. Subject climbing a slope on a treadmill (speed: 4.0 km/h,slope 13 %);7. Subject sitting on a chair, quiet standing;8. Subject climbing a slope on a treadmill (speed: 4.0 km/h,

slope 13 %): elastic band

9. Subject sitting on a chair, quiet standing, with elastic band10. Subject running on a treadmill (speed: 8.0 Km/h, slope: 0 %):elastic band.

11. Subject sitting on a chair, quiet standing, with elastic band


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Reference systems

Golden Standard

ECG Holter(ClickHolter by Cardioline)

Pr oetex Holter Error

Holter

HR HRPerc

HR−

=

Statistical Analysis•mean error & standard deviation•mean distance & standard deviation•mean percentage error•statistical distributions of the errors


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Golden Standard

SpirometerHS 255N Human Physiology Kit byCB Sciences

Statistical Analysis•mean error & standard deviation•mean distance & standard deviation•mean percentage error•statistical distributions of the errors

Spirometer

Spirometer oetex Error BR

BR BRPerc

−=

Pr

Reference systems


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Heart Rate• Mild or normal activity: mean


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• Tests in the Climatic Chamber at T = 45°C, Rh 60%, wind 0.8 m/s (very hardconditions) set the working limit of the

prototype due to– Size– Hydrogel membranes

– Hyper transpiration of the user

Summary of results and indications for proto n. 2

Remotion of hydrogel membranes

Production of more sizes of the innergarment in order to fit many differentsubjects


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Main novelties of the second prototypesMain novelties of the second prototypes

Inner Garment: how it was

Heart rate:Textile electrodes

Breathing rate:Piezoresistive sensors,

Textile electrodesBody temperature:Lm92

Inner Garment: how it is

Totally washable, Nomex fabric, longsleeves, new sensors

The electronic is located in anexternal, detachable band

Dedicated connectors


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Inner Garment: how it is

A new architecture forthe inner garment andthe electronics

+

New sensors:•SpO 2•Piezoelectricsensor•Body Temperature


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Outer garment: lessons learnt from the first prototype

• The protection level should be adapted to the use.=> Different design for different End Users (CivilProtection, Forest and Urban Fire Fighters).

• A shortened vest to increase the mobility (FF).=> The continuity of the protection ensured by

shorter vest + higher trousers.• It is necessary to facilitate the sweat evaporation

(FF).=> To decrease the moisture-proof surfaces.

• The embedded electronics doesn’t disturb the

wearer of FF and even CP protection.=> The current solution with optimized electronic

modules is realistic.


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Outer Garment: how it was

2 different textile versions,

3 end-user adapted equipments

Outer Garment: how it is

Long Range Transmission System



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Evolution of the shoe prototypeEvolution of the shoe prototype


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Optimized ergonomy

Integration ofthe CO2Sensor



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Available information

Open space :1380 m


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Victim patch

New architecture

More compact, newposition of electrodes

Easier to wear


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ConclusionsConclusions

•PROETEX is now at 2/3 of its duration•2 generations of garments have beenproduced

•The results of the testing of the firstprototypes have given fruitful indications for

the design and fabrication of the secondprototype

•Essential role of end users

•The fourth year will be dedicated to sometechnical improvement and to a deep

investigation on exploitation routes


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SYSTEX – a new coordinationinitiative of the

Seventh Framework Programme


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Systex – FP7 coordination action for enhancing the breakthrough of e-textiles and wearable micro systems in Europe

Project start: June 6, 2008

Duration: 36 months

EU funding 800.000 €

Consortium of 12 partners from 5 European countries


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What are the targets?

♦♦♦♦ to collect information on relevant projects at various levels

♦♦♦♦ to classify them in a transparent data base and information system

♦♦♦♦ to enhance cross sectoral synergies

♦♦♦♦ to speed up the exchange of research results with the aim of commercialisation

♦♦♦♦ To merge textiles and organic electronics


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Who is involved? 12 partners from 5 European countries

Coordinator: Prof. Lieva van LangenhoveGhent University, Department of Textiles (B)Smartex s.r.l., Pisa (I)CEA, French Atomic Energy Commission, Grenoble (F)UNIPI, University of Pisa (I)

CNR-INFM, National Institute of physics of Matter – National ResearchCouncil, Centre S3, Modena (I)IMEC, a world leading independent research center in nanoelectronics andNanotechnologyPhilips Research, department photonic materials and devices

Multitel, privately owned non profit research centre, Mons (B)IFTH, Institut Français textile et habillement, Lyon (F)Anne Demoor bvba, legal advisor (B)IHOFMANN, consultancy and communication agency specialized in innovativetechnical textiles and technologies Wiesbaden (D)

Plastic Electronics Foundation, Eindhoven (NL)


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Related EU Projects

BIOTEX www.biotex-eu.comCONTEXT www.context-project.euProeTEX www.proetex.org

STELLA www.stella-project.deOFSETH www.ofseth.orgmyHeart www.hitech-projects.com/euprojects/myheartLeapfrog www.leapfrog-eu.org

Avalon www.avalon-eu.orgClevertex www.clevertex.netLidwine http://cordis.europa.eu


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Special focus on the lead market application areas:

„the driving wheel towards more intelligent textile systems“

AUTOMOTIVE

MEDICAL

PROTECTIVE

SPORTS


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What are the benefits and advantages of future members?

♦♦♦♦ to share information and knowledge in privileged expert clusters

and to benefit from dissemination at EU level

♦ access to the internal area of the SYSTEX web portal

♦ easy access to related European projects and information onCommission decisions

♦ to gain stronger evidence on market pertinence of new technologiesand products


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What are the benefits and advantages offuture members?

♦ exchange of ideas and information data on ahighly professional and trustful level

♦ to be on the same platform withcommercialisation stakeholders

For membership requests pleasecontact:

IHOFMANNWiesbaden, Germany

[email protected]

www.systex.org

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