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A Wearable Sensor Array on Conductive Textiles for Body Surface Temperature Mapping
Continuous monitoring of body-surface temperature distributions can provide useful information for wearable health and thermal-condition monitoring. However, practical daily-use wearable systems for distributed temperature sensing remain difficult to implement because multiple sensor nodes require p
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