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Rees, H. (Hellen) van (Researcher)

interview over de app ontwikkelt door Saxion ism UT, ademhalingstrainer voor kinderen

2022-02-01AlgemeenBijdrage aan periodiek

Going Circular going cellulose

Grevinga, T. (Theresia) (Researcher)

film samenwerking Saxion en Artez in project GC2

2021-06-01AlgemeenAndersoortig materiaal

Pneumatic Quasi-Passive Actuation for Soft Assistiva Lower Limbs Exoskeleton

Natali, C (Christian) Di (Researcher); Sadeghi, A (Ali) (Professor); Mondini, A (Alessio) (Researcher); Bottenberg, E (Eliza) (Researcher); Hartigan, B (Bernard) (Researcher); Eyto, A (Adam) De (Professor); Sullivan, L (Leonard) O (Professor); Rocon, E (Eduardo) (Researcher); Stadler, K (Konrad) (Researcher); Mazzolai, B (Barbara) (Researcher); Caldwell, D (Darwin) G (Researcher); Ortiz, J (Jesus) (Researcher)

CC-BY Dit artikel is overgenomen van https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurorobotics There is a growing international interest in developing soft wearable robotic devices to improve mobility and daily life autonomy as well as for rehabilitation purposes. Usability, comfort and acceptance of such …

2020-06-01AlgemeenArtikel

SMART TEXTILE BASED REMOTE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

Kuhlmann, J.C. (Carlos) (Researcher); Groeneveld, R (Richard) (Researcher); Rees, H (Hellen) van (Researcher); Timmerman, L (Lotte) (Researcher); Ebberink, G (Gerald) (Researcher); Timmermans, M (Marijke) (Researcher); Bottenberg, E (Eliza) (Researcher); Mahy, J (Jan) (Lector)

Within this research a smart textile based light sensor was developed and integrated into a technical demonstrator of a remote identification system. This sensor is based on polymeric optical fibers (POFs) which contain fluorescent dopants and allows a remote detection using an optical laser pulse for …

2019-06-01AlgemeenArtikel

A Theoretical Framework and Conceptual Design for Engaging Children in Therapy at Home—The Design of a Wearable Breathing Trainer

Siering, L. (Lara) (Student); Ludden, G.D.S. (Geke) (Researcher); Mader, A.H. (Angelika) (Researcher); Rees, H.M.C. (Hellen) van (Researcher)

Wearable technologies are being implemented in the health and medical context with increasing frequency. Such technologies offer valuable opportunities to stimulate self-management in these domains. In this context, engagement plays a crucial role. An engaged patient is a patient who is emotionally involved …

2019-05-01AlgemeenArtikel

Basic functionality of a prototype wearable assistive soft exoskeleton for people with gait impairments

Graf, E. (Eveline) (Researcher); Bauer, C. (Christoph) (Researcher); Power, V. (Valerie) (Researcher); Eyto, A. (Adam) De (Lector); Bottenberg, E. (Eliza) (Researcher); Poliero, T. (Tommaso) (Researcher); Sposito, M. (Matteo) (Researcher); Scherly, D. (Daniel) (Researcher); Henke, R. (Rene) (Researcher); pauli, C. (Carole) (Researcher); Erkens, L. (Laura) (Researcher); Brinks, G. (Ger) (Lector); Sullivan, L. (Leonard) O (Researcher); Wirts, M. (Markus) (Researcher); Stadler, K. (Konrad) (Researcher); Ortiz, J. (Jesus) (Researcher)

XoSoft is a soft modular wearable assistive exoskeleton for peo- ple with mild to moderate gait impairments. It is currently being developed by a European Consortium (www.xosoft.eu) and aims to provide tailored and active lower limb support during ambu- lation. During development, user-centered design …

2018-06-01AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Textile waste and haptic feedback for wearable robotics

Rees, H. (Hellen) van (Researcher); Mader, A. (Angelika) (Researcher); Smits, M. (Merlijn) (Researcher); Ludden, G. (Geke) (Researcher); Lamontagne, V. (Valérie) (Researcher)

Recent textile innovations have significantly transformed both the material structures of fibers and fabrics as well as their sphere of use and applications.At the same time, new recycling concepts and methods to re--use textile waste are rapidly being developed and many new ways to make use of recycled …

2018-06-01AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Going Eco, Going Dutch

Teunissen, J (José) (Lector); Grevinga, T.H. (Theresia ) (Researcher); Bruggeman, D (Daniëlle) (Lector)

This paper presents the results of the research project ‘Going Eco, Going Dutch’ (2015- 2017), which investigated the production, design and branding of fashion textiles made from locally produced hemp fibers in the Netherlands. For fashion labels and designers it is often difficult to scrutinize the …

2018-04-01AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Measuring the Dutch clothing mountain

Maldini, I (Irene) (Researcher); Duncker, L (Laura) (Researcher); Bregman, L (Lidian) (Student); Piltz, G (Gunilla) (Student); Duscha, L (Lisa) (Student); Cunningham, G (Gwen) (Researcher); Vooges, M (Marc) (Researcher); Grevinga, T.H. (Theresia) (Researcher); Tap, R (Rens) (Researcher); Balgooi, F (Fioen) van (Researcher)

This report aims at sharing knowledge relevant for sustainabili- ty-oriented studies and actions in the Dutch apparel sector, with a focus on clothing volumes. The apparel industry is said to be one of the most polluting at a global level; however, we nd that dis- cussions of its environmental challenges …

2017-06-01AlgemeenRapport

Separation and recycling of cotton from cotton/PET blends by depolymerization of PET catalyzed by bases and ionic liquids

Bouwhuis, G.H. (Gerrit) (Researcher); Brinks, G.J. (Ger) (Lector); Groeneveld, R.A.J. (Richard) (Researcher); Oelerich, J. (Jens) (Researcher)

The recycling of post consumer cotton textile waste is highly requested, due to the high environmental impact of cotton production. Often cotton is mixed in blends with polyethylene terephthalate (PET). For the generation of high value products from recycled cotton, it essential that PET is separated …

2014-05-01AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

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