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Clothing Plus is the world's largest developer and manufacturer of textile-integrated biometric sensors. With more than 15 years of experience in wearable technology and supplying the key global brands in sports and medical business with first class body monitoring sensors, Clothing+ is strengthening its position as the pioneering expert in textile wearables. As the creator of the world's first textile heart rate sensor strap for Polar in 2002, Clothing+ now seeks to reinvent and revolutionize monitoring the human being through even better and more fine-tuned products and manufacturing processes and adding key technology partners to its network. Clothing+ supplies some 75% of the world's textile heart rate sensor products and have the technology to measure any biosignals. Clothing+ is launching several more sensor-equipped products with a number of global brands in 2014.
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2014
2 Apr 2014
Textile Integrated Printed Electronics
Clothing+, Finland
19 Mar 2014
Europe at the heart of innovations in printed electronic sensors
As the next Printed Electronics Europe event is now less than 2 weeks away, it is opportune to take a closer look at the successes of the printed electronics industry in Europe. One of the areas where Europe is making a huge impact is in printed sensors.2013
10 Dec 2013
adidas Wearable Sports Electronics
Adidas Wearable Sports Electronics have been a significant player in the e-textiles and smart clothing place since their acquisition of Textronics in 2008. IDTechEx have interviewed many senior staff from this division over the years and have updated this profile in full for 2016.21 Sep 2013
Clothing+
Clothing+ has been in business for more than 15 years and was a pioneer in the mass production of textile-based heart rate measurement systems. The company is divided in two business units: Sports and Medical. While Sports has grown faster recently, they expect that Medical will become the main part of the business in the longer term. In July 2015, they were acquired by Jabil Circuit.
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2011
13 Apr 2011
Smart fabrics closer to consumers
By integrating electronics with textiles it is posible to provide new concepts for lighting, heating, cooling, energy harvesting, communicating, sensing, measuring and monitoring.