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Wearable computing and smart textiles are the enablers for smartPPE (Personnel Protective Equipment). Was wearable computing first the idea to integrate computing power into clothing to, e.g., access information, we observe in recent years a split into two domains: wearable computers as smartphones, glasses and wristbands on one side and smart textiles on the other side. The research here described in some detail deals with a specific domain where these two developments meet: the smartPPE where the smart textile gathers sensor information and the wearable computer automatically generates context information to protect the health status of the person wearing the smart textile. This can be necessary due to perilous environments or chronic diseases.

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Our thanks go to past and present co-workers being the foundation of the presented outcome: Chunlei An, Hannes Baumann, Stephane Beauregard, Michel Boronowsky, Dmitrij Boger, Stefan Brending, Christof Breckenfelder, Xiao Chen, Guo Chenggang, Christian Dils, Otthein Herzog, Peter Hoffmann, Zhiqi Huang, Hendrik Iben, Yi Kang, Andreas Kemnade, Holger Kenn, Ali Mehmood Khan, Peter Knackfu, Pierre Kirisci, Rdiger Leibrandt, Markus Modzelewski, Yehya Mohamad, Damian Mrugala, Xiahou Shiji, Tan Shuqiu, Hendrik Witt, Li Xinyu, Fan Xiong and Patrick Zeising.

The research had public funding from the European Commission, the German ministry of Research and Development and the German Ministry of Commerce, the Sino-German Research Foundation and many industrial partners mentioned in the cited references.

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Chen, D., Lawo, M. (2017). Smart Textiles and Smart Personnel Protective Equipment. In: Schneegass, S., Amft, O. (eds) Smart Textiles. Human–Computer Interaction Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-50124-6_15

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