Abstract: The present invention relates to an electronically-controllable woven article with receptacle structure for electrically connecting at least one electronic unit. The electronically-controllable woven article includes a first metal yarn strand; a second metal yarn strand, which is arranged at one side of the first metal yarn strand in a side-by-side manner; at least one receptacle structure, which forms a receiving space corresponding to the electronic unit, the first metal yarn strand and the second metal yarn strand extending into the receiving space, the first metal yarn strand having a section corresponding to the receiving space, the second metal yarn strand having a section corresponding to the receiving space, both sections coupled to the receptacle structure; and a power supply unit, which is electrically connected to the first metal yarn strand and the second metal yarn strand.

Abstract: A radio frequency identification (RFID) tag includes a substrate; an RFID chip, which is mounted on the substrate; and at least one external communication antenna, which transmits signals with respect to the RFID chip in a wireless manner and is spaced therefrom by a predetermined distance. With the transmission of signals between the external communication antenna and the RFID chip in a wireless manner, the durability and easiness of use of the RFID tag are improved.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an electronically-controllable woven article with receptacle structure for electrically connecting at least one electronic unit. The electronically-controllable woven article includes a first metal yarn strand; a second metal yarn strand, which is arranged at one side of the first metal yarn strand in a side-by-side manner; at least one receptacle structure, which forms a receiving space corresponding to the electronic unit, the first metal yarn strand and the second metal yarn strand extending into the receiving space, the first metal yarn strand having a section corresponding to the receiving space, the second metal yarn strand having a section corresponding to the receiving space, both sections coupled to the receptacle structure; and a power supply unit, which is electrically connected to the first metal yarn strand and the second metal yarn strand.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a light bar-combined removable zipper, which includes a first tape, a second tape, a light bar, and a controller. The second tape has an edge joinable to an edge of the first tape to constitute a removable zipper structure. The light bar is combined to the second tape. The controller is connected to the light bar to supply electrical power to and selectively activate/deactivate the lighting of the light bar.

Abstract: A finger cover for operating a capacitive touch panel and a glove comprising the same are provided. The finger cover comprises a finger pulp portion and a finger back portion opposite the finger pulp portion. The finger cover is woven of a conductive yarn and is separably combined with a body to form the glove. A user who wears the glove is able to be coupled with the capacitive touch panel through the finger cover for control via touch.

Abstract: A wearing structure for measuring a physiological signal is provided. The wearing structure includes a sensing layer, a liquid storing layer and a cover layer. The sensing layer has at least one sensor for sensing the physiological signal of a user. The liquid storing layer covers the sensing layer and stores an electrically conductive liquid. The cover layer covers the storing layer for preventing loss of the electrically conductive liquid. The liquid storing layer is disposed between the sensing layer and the cover layer. The electrically conductive liquid is used for enhancing the sensing of the physiological signal of the user by the at least one sensor.

Abstract: A wearable battery set is provided. The wearable battery set comprises a buckle and a flexible battery unit. The buckle has a control circuit. The flexible battery is disposed on the side of the buckle and connects to the control circuit electrically. The flexible battery unit is adapted to be bent into a ring, and the buckle is configured to keep the flexible battery unit in the ring form so that the wearable battery set can be worn by a user. The control circuit of the buckle is configured to control the output power of the flexible battery unit so that the wearable battery set is able to provide the output power to an electronic device via the control circuit of the buckle.