Abstract: A motion monitoring system includes a wearable monitoring device configured to be worn on a human body that includes a body part. The wearable monitoring device is deformable with movement of the body part. The wearable monitoring device includes a sensor system configured to deform with movement of the body part. The sensor system is configured to detect deformation occurring with movement of the body part. Furthermore, the motion monitoring system includes a user device that is in communication with the wearable monitoring device. The user device is capable of receiving data from the sensor system that corresponds to the detected deformation occurring with movement of the body part.

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating dynamic biometric measurement is disclosed. In particular, the system may include a garment to be worn on the body of the user. The garment may include a flexible circuit upon which a plurality of sensor arrays and a processing unit may be disposed upon. Once activated, the sensors of the plurality of sensor arrays may continuously measure sensor data associated with the user, such as when the user is at rest and when the user in motion. The sensors may transmit signals including the sensor data to the processing unit for aggregation, processing, and filtration. The processing unit may also analyze the sensor data to determine a physiological condition of the user, a health condition of the user, a state of the user, or a combination thereof. The analyzed sensor data may be transmitted to a device for presentation, further processing, and storage.

Abstract: A stitched sensor including a plurality of threads stitched to a textile in a stitch geometry is described. The plurality of threads includes a conductive thread, and the stitch geometry is configured such that an electrical property of the stitched sensor changes based on at least one of stretching, relaxation, or bending of the textile. Methods for forming a stitched sensor are also described.

Abstract: A stitched sensor including a plurality of threads stitched to a textile in a stitch geometry is described. The plurality of threads includes a conductive thread, and the stitch geometry is configured such that an electrical property of the stitched sensor changes based on at least one of stretching, relaxation, or bending of the textile. Methods for forming a stitched sensor are also described.

Abstract: A stitched sensor including a plurality of threads stitched to a textile in a stitch geometry is described. The plurality of threads includes a conductive thread, and the stitch geometry is configured such that an electrical property of the stitched sensor changes based on at least one of stretching, relaxation, or bending of the textile. Methods for forming a stitched sensor are also described.

Abstract: A stitched sensor including a plurality of threads stitched to a textile in a stitch geometry is described. The plurality of threads includes a conductive thread, and the stitch geometry is configured such that an electrical property of the stitched sensor changes based on at least one of stretching, relaxation, or bending of the textile. Methods for forming a stitched sensor are also described.

Abstract: A stitched sensor including a plurality of threads stitched to a textile in a stitch geometry is described. The plurality of threads includes a conductive thread, and the stitch geometry is configured such that an electrical property of the stitched sensor changes based on at least one of stretching, relaxation, or bending of the textile. Methods for forming a stitched sensor are also described.

Abstract: A stitched sensor including a plurality of threads stitched to a textile in a stitch geometry is described. The plurality of threads includes a conductive thread, and the stitch geometry is configured such that an electrical property of the stitched sensor changes based on at least one of stretching, relaxation, or bending of the textile. Methods for forming a stitched sensor are also described.