<ul><li>Researchers at ETH Zurich developed a smart textile using acoustic waves passed through glass fibers to measure touch, pressure, and movement with precision and low power consumption.</li><li>Researchers from Washington State University demonstrated 3D ink printing for creating smart fabrics that withstand washing and abrasion, focusing on flexibility and comfort.</li><li>Researchers at Shinshu University created a flexible fiber sensor with a double-helical structure mimicking DNA, featuring electrodes on one end for durability and strain reduction during movement.</li><li>The smart textile can be integrated into clothing for various applications, the 3D printed smart fabrics show resilience after washing and abrasion, while the fiber sensor can withstand stretching cycles and recognize finger movements and gestures.</li></ul>

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