Smart textiles, depending on the input from these devices, display different “pictures,” allowing them to be used, for example, as curtains, touch screens, or carpets that are “turned on” by the energy of people walking on them.
Since the electronic component is embedded in the fibers, it is possible to weave almost any shape out of them. This is made possible by a special coating that provides additional stretch and a long service life.
The result is a unique “smart” textile that can be produced on an industrial scale to create a wide variety of end products.