<ul><li>Researchers at ETH Zurich, led by Professor Daniel Ahmed, have developed SonoTextiles, innovative fabrics that use sound waves passed through glass fibers to detect movement, touch, and pressure.</li><li>SonoTextiles offer more precise measurements, lighter and more breathable fabrics, and are easier to wash compared to traditional smart fabrics that use electronics.</li><li>The integration of glass fibers into the fabric allows SonoTextiles to measure subtle movements, making them useful for health monitoring, sports training, sign language communication, posture correction, and more.</li><li>While there are durability challenges with glass fibers, the research team is working on making the technology more robust and seamless for everyday clothing use, representing a significant advancement in smart clothing technology.</li></ul>

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