Xelflex smart fabric gives intelligent feedback for athletes
From: Science Daily - 03/19/2015

Xelflex is wearable technology that its inventor believes combines science
with fashion. Using thread-like fibre-optic sensors stitched directly in the
garment, athletic clothing using Xelflex technology aims to provide
intelligent information to sports enthusiasts and improve their technique.
Matthew Stock reports. [obvious assistive technology applications]

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