Feasibility Study for cooperation with US firms on USB-type connector for Smart Textiles
与美国公司合作开发智能纺织品USB型连接器的可行性研究
基本信息
- 批准号:10020137
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.66万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
**Smart Textiles Alliance proposes a Feasibility Study to understand the potential for creating a standard (a copyrighted industrial specification which can be used by manufacturers under license) for a USB-type connector for smart textiles. To achieve this it will collaborate with specialist researchers in Germany to meet and seek the backing of industry leaders in the USA.****Background**Smart Textiles or e-textiles are cloths or yarns which can sense and respond to stimuli. We spend 98% of our lives in contact with cloth: Smart Textile technology exists and can enable our clothes and furnishings to deliver additional benefits. Key applications for smart textiles include healthcare and wellbeing, fashion, automotive and fitness.Already Smart Textiles offer breakthrough applications: kinetic energy capture to recharge equipment; garments to track health, clothes that light up and change colour. Apple, Microsoft and Samsung have taken out multiple Smart Textiles patents.Smart Textiles as a sector will have grown tenfold 2014-2023 by which time it is forecast to be worth $7.7bn (Transparency Market Research). It will be central to growth of the Internet of Things, forecast by IDC to reach 41.6bn devices by 2025\. It is a fast-growing market._Connectors_ are the critical component that attaches electronics to the fabric so it can communicate with an external device (say, a phone). There is no universal connector component, so developers design their own or use diverse proprietary versions: this holds back development.**The Feasibility Study**The Feasibility Study will evaluate, research and build networks to understand the potential for collaboration between STA and one or more US-based technology companies. STA will undertake its own analysis and planning, and partner with Fraunhofer, a leading German research institute, to prepare the materials needed to meet and seek the backing of other partners.The end-goal is for STA to secure the interest of one or more of the US technology firms which could partner with STA on the development of the connector. The process of seeking their support and contribution is vital, since their backing would be needed to open up the global market.Ultimately STA's aim is to create a global hub for Smart Textiles in the UK, encouraging valuable developments between the UK's fashion and tech sectors, and creating global markets and collaborations. This work represents an early step in an identified series of developments to support the Smart Textile sector to develop to its potential.
** 智能纺织品联盟提出了一项可行性研究,以了解为智能纺织品的USB型连接器创建标准(一种受版权保护的工业规范,可由制造商在许可证下使用)的潜力。为了实现这一目标,它将与德国的专业研究人员合作,会见并寻求美国行业领导者的支持。背景 ** 智能纺织品或电子纺织品是可以感知和响应刺激的布料或纱线。我们生命中98%的时间都在与布料接触:智能纺织技术的存在可以让我们的衣服和家具带来额外的好处。智能纺织品的主要应用包括医疗保健和健康、时尚、汽车和健身。智能纺织品已经提供了突破性的应用:动能捕获为设备充电;跟踪健康的服装,发光和变色的衣服。苹果、微软和三星已经获得了多项智能纺织品专利。智能纺织品作为一个行业,将在2014年至2023年增长10倍,预计届时其价值将达到77亿美元(透明市场研究)。它将成为物联网增长的核心,IDC预测到2025年将达到416亿台设备。这是一个快速增长的市场。连接器是将电子设备连接到织物上的关键组件,因此它可以与外部设备(例如电话)进行通信。没有通用的连接器组件,所以开发人员设计自己的或使用不同的专有版本:这阻碍了开发。可行性研究 ** 可行性研究将评估、研究和建立网络,以了解STA与一家或多家美国技术公司之间的合作潜力。STA将进行自己的分析和规划,并与德国领先的研究机构Fraunhofer合作,准备所需的材料,以满足和寻求其他合作伙伴的支持。最终目标是STA确保一个或多个美国技术公司的利益,这些公司可以与STA合作开发连接器。寻求他们的支持和贡献是至关重要的,因为他们的支持是打开全球市场所必需的。STA的最终目标是在英国建立一个智能纺织品的全球中心,鼓励英国时尚和科技行业之间的有价值的发展,并创造全球市场和合作。这项工作代表了一系列发展的早期步骤,以支持智能纺织品行业发挥其潜力。
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