Electricity and Energy
Body Posture and Movements
Design and Implication
Misc.
100

What is electricity?

Medium in which information flows in smart garments.

100

What are two types of mechanoreceptors?

Slowly adapting 

Rapidly adapting

100

What does omnipresent mean?

To constantly collect data in the background

100

what does ECG stand for?

Electrocardiogram

200

What is an example of a generator?

Solar Panels +

200

What is an example of a magnometer?

Compass

200

What are the body sensors needs in a ECG? 

moisture and tight to body with no movement

200

How did clever designers overcome limitations in space suits?

Mounted mirror on wrist and printed labels backwards

300

What are the four most common vital signs?

Heart rate

Blood pressure

Respiration

Temperature

300

What are the three methods to measure joint mobility?

Bend sensors

Stretch sensors

Looped conductors

300

What is a mental model?

A user's idea of how an interface should be used
300

What was a given example of flawed technology integration to a garment?

Shirt-ulator

400

What are the four parts of electrical circuits?

Sensors

Actuators

Processors

Interfaces

400

What are three challenges of using conductive materials?

Durability

Resistance

Stretching

400

What is mechanical coupling?

Tight physical connection between the sensor and the body so the sensor doesn’t move

400

What is a sphygmomanometer?

A cuff that reads blood pressure

500

What two materials are found in a battery and their charges?

Cathode - positive charge

Anode- negative charge

500

How can we detect rotation and angular momentum?

gyroscope

500

What does the kinesthetic sense do for you?

Allows brain to keep track of changes in the orientation and position of limbs in space

500

what is the difference between wearable tech, smart clothing, and wearable computers?

Wearable tech is accessories

Smart clothing is clothes

Wearable computers operate like a phone