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Figure 13. Application of multimodal electronic textiles in a smart home. (A) Working diagram of a safety warning carpet signal monitor.
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warning, and path tracking. Reproduced with permission . Copyright 2020, The Author(s), published by Springer Nature; (C) a
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machine-fabricated flame-retardant triboelectric fabric to help fire escape and rescue in a home. Reproduced with permission .
Copyright 2020, Wiley-VCH; (D) a braided electronic cord-based interaction system for smart home control. Reproduced with
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addition, the multimodal sensing capabilities of electronic textiles in physical, physiological, chemical, and
hybrid signals are summarized from the perspective of functional material selection, device structure design,
and multimodal sensing mechanisms. Finally, the applications of multimodal electronic textiles in
intelligent human-machine interfaces are highlighted, especially in health monitoring, motion recognition,