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Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. Definitions
2.2. E-Textiles: Where textiles meet electronics
2.3. The intersection of electronics and textiles industries
2.4. Examples of e-textile products today
2.5. Context within the broader subject: Wearable Technology
2.6. Key trends in wearable technology
2.7. Related applications in Technical Textiles
2.8. Modern developments in context: Woven Electronics®
2.9. Prominent related areas to e-textiles
2.10. Electromagnetic Shielding
2.11. Antistatic protective clothing
2.12. Antimicrobial textiles
2.13. Thermal regulation in textiles
2.14. Protective clothing for impact resistance
2.15. Strategies for creating textile-integrated electronics
2.16. Challenges when moving into the e-textiles space
3. E-TEXTILE MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS
3.1. E-textiles materials use today
3.2. Fibres, yarns and textiles
3.3. Entirely metallic fabrics
3.4. Use of metal cabling
3.5. Fibres & Yarns
3.6. Textile Cabling
3.7. Textiles and Fabrics
3.8. Inks and Encapsulation
3.9. Polymers
3.10. Example suppliers for each material type
3.11. Working alongside conventional electronics
3.12. Connectors for e-textiles
3.13. Connector options today
3.14. Snap fasteners
3.15. Thermoplastic adhesive bonding: Fraunhofer IZM
3.16. Soldering
3.17. Conductive adhesives
3.18. Metallic contacts: conventional and bespoke
3.19. Embroidery
3.20. Component types: who is making what?
4. E-TEXTILES MARKETS
4.1. Categorisation by market sector
4.2. Sports & Fitness: Overview
4.3. Sports & Fitness: Key product characteristics
4.4. Sports & Fitness: The impact of VC funding
4.5. Sports & Fitness: Key Players
4.6. Wellness
4.7. Medical & Healthcare
4.8. Home & Lifestyle
4.9. Hospitality markets
4.10. Industrial, Commercial, Military
4.11. Fashion
4.12. Examples of high fashion and bespoke work
4.13. Others: Vehicular interiors
5. MARKET FORECASTS, 2016-2026
5.1. Market forecast for e-textiles - by industry sector
5.2. Short term forecast: 2014-2017 by sector
5.3. CAGR by industry sector
6. ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FUTURE OF E-TEXTILES
6.1. Emerging types of electrically active fibres and textiles
6.2. European Commission projects
6.3. New conductive fibres from industry and academia
6.4. Novel approaches to conductive textiles: CNT & graphene
6.5. RFID Yarns for asset tracking
6.6. Integrating other electronics within yarns
7. ENERGY HARVESTING TECHNIQUES IN TEXTILES
7.1. Piezoelectric fibres: Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
7.2. Piezoelectric fibres: University of Bolton, UK
7.3. Piezoelectric Fabric
7.4. Piezoelectric Fabric: University of Bolton, UK
7.5. Concordia University XS Labs, Canada
7.6. Cornell University, USA
7.7. Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
7.8. Southampton University, UK
7.9. University of California Berkeley, USA
7.10. Energy-Scavenging Nanofibers: UC Berkeley, USA
7.11. Photovoltaic Fibres
7.12. Illuminex, USA
7.13. Penn State University, USA
7.14. University of Southampton, UK
7.15. Multi-mode energy harvesting in textiles
7.16. Textile Supercapacitors
7.17. Drexel University, USA
7.18. Imperial College London, UK
7.19. Stanford University, USA
7.20. University of Delaware, USA
7.21. University of Wollongong, Australia
7.22. Flexible Woven Batteries
7.23. Polytechnic School of Montreal, Canada
7.24. Logic and Memory
8. CASE STUDY - SMART CLOTHING: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
8.1. 75 years of 'Smart Clothing'
8.2. Early commercial examples: Infineon, Philips, O'Neill
8.3. Related products: HRM Chest Straps
8.4. Integrating HRM into clothing
8.5. The wearable technology boom
8.6. The implications of BLE for smart clothing
8.7. Who uses smart clothing today?
8.8. Market Forecast (apparel only), 2016-2026
8.9. Examples from key sectors
8.10. Large players enter the market: 3 strategies
9. IDTECHEX RAW DATA
9.1. E-Textiles - number of units sold in millions
9.2. Apparel only - number of units sold in millions
9.3. E-Textiles - total revenue in USD millions
9.4. Apparel only - total revenue in USD millions
10. INTERVIEW BASED COMPANY PROFILES
10.1. AiQ Smart Clothing
10.2. BeBop Sensors
10.3. Brochier Technologies
10.4. Cetemmsa
10.5. Clothing+
10.6. Footfalls and Heartbeats
10.7. Forster Rohner AG
10.8. Hexoskin
10.9. Holst Centre
10.10. IMEC
10.11. Infi-tex
10.12. Intelligent Textiles Limited
10.13. Interactive Wear
10.14. MC10
10.15. Medical Design Solutions
10.16. Primo1D
10.17. Ohmatex ApS
10.18. Samsara S.r.l.
10.19. Sarvint Technologies, Inc.
10.20. Sensing Tex
10.21. Sensoria
10.22. Smartlife Technology Ltd
10.23. Stretchsense
10.24. Vista Medical
10.25. Wearable Life Science
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