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What the Sleeve Feels: Explainable Machine Learning for Textile Pressure-Based Postural Screening
Pressure-sensing smart textiles convert body-surface contact into a dense, image-like signal closely tied to posture and movement, making them a promising low-cost route to wearable posture screening. Realizing that promise, however, requires more than classification accuracy: a deployable system mu
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