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Weft knitting for smart textiles

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Nottingham – The UK’s Footfalls & Heartbeats has outlined how it uses a weft knitting inlay as a technique for an increasing number of applications in the smart textiles sector.
The company uses the latest Santoni and Stoll knitting technology to create solutions that focus on turning the textiles themselves into a sensor, with the technology able to leverage many of the same benefits and advantages that make textiles so universal.

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