U-Md. researchers develop smart fabric that automatically warms or cools you off
The Washington Post - Wed 13 Feb 19University of Maryland researchers say a new temperature-regulating fabric could help people save energy and reduce the costs of air conditioning and heating.
Heat-sensitive fabric cools you on hot days and warms you in the cold
Newscientist - Thu 7 Feb 19A temperature sensitive fabric adjusts to how hot, cold or sweaty the wearer is to help them reach the perfect temperature
This new fabric will automatically cool you down when you get hot and sweaty
MIT Technology Review - Thu 7 Feb 19The material responds to the body’s heat and wetness to help keep us at a comfortable temperature at all times.
Scientists develop first fabric to automatically cool or insulate depending on conditions
Phys.org - Thu 7 Feb 19Despite decades of innovation in fabrics with high-tech thermal properties that keep marathon runners cool or alpine hikers warm, there has never been a material that changes its insulating ...
Scientists develop first fabric to automatically cool or insulate depending on conditions, ScienceDaily - Thu 7 Feb 19Smart fabric changes thermal insulation based on environment
ZME Science - Fri 8 Feb 19Finally, something to wear that isn't too warm nor too cold.
Smart textile uses sweat as switch to keep wearer cool or warm
Chemistry World - Fri 8 Feb 19Material responds to moisture by becoming more porous and can dissipate infrared radiation more effectively too
Futuristic fabric adjusts with the temperature to keep you comfy - CNET
CNET Cutting Edge - Thu 7 Feb 19Scientists use carbon nanotubes to create a material that's hip to hot and cold.
Scientists Develop First Fabric That Automatically Cools or Heats Depending on Conditions
Geek.com - Thu 7 Feb 19This could be a game-changer for both marathon runners and Alpine adventurers: Scientists have developed a fabric that changes its insulating properties in response to the environment. Researchers ...
The jumper that won’t make you too hot or cold
Daily Mail - Thu 7 Feb 19Experts from the University of Maryland took wool which is already available and used in performance sportswear as their starting point for the new clothing item.
Smart fabric regulates body heat
CandEN - Thu 7 Feb 19A textiles knit with carbon nanotube–coated fibers trap or dissipate heat according to how hot and sweaty the wearer is