Fabric-Based REsearch (FIBRE)
Advancements in flexible electronics, e-textiles, and embedded systems
Under the FIBRE program, WIMTACH a supports a global health e-textile market and catalyzes innovation in Canada’s growing e-textiles industry. The program supports companies in developing flexible electronic subtracts and components that are easy to integrate into clothing without reducing natural flexibility of fabrics. The program also supports SMEs in developing low-cost materials with superior performances for smart fabrics and creating high-efficiency products with extended operational stability of sensor devices. Additionally, the program support SMEs in developing efficient and low-power communication protocols to connect smart fabrics with clouds and create a mix of right functionality, connectivity, and communications. Moreover, the program attends to all issues related to safety and security, right from capturing personal data to transmission in the cloud, while supporting the creation of user-friendly, smart clothing.
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The FIBRE team is a multidisciplinary team with a wide range of expertise including e-textile development, designing, fabrication, testing, validation of novel technologies, including digital technologies, electronics, data analytics, engineering, rapid prototyping, hardware and software development, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, sensor integration, clinical trials, regulatory requirements, manufacturing, and commercialization.
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FIBRE provides innovative solutions for remote health monitoring by integrating cutting-edge advancements in flexible electronics, e-textiles, and embedded systems. This is achieved through government grants, collaborations between talented students and top professors at Centennial College, and a highly skilled core team with expertise in electronics, mechanical, materials, and biomedical engineering.