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Polyurethane

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Properties: Durable, flexible, can be engineered to be either soft or rigid. Use in wearable tech: Used in coatings for textiles or as a material for straps and protective casings.

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Electroactive Polymers (EAP)

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Properties: Change size or shape when stimulated by an electric field. Use in wearable tech: Used to create actuators in wearable robotics or tactile feedback systems.

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Stainless Steel

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Properties: Corrosion-resistant, durable, retains strength at high temperatures. Use in wearable tech: Used for clasps, cases, and frames in smartwatches and other devices.

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Graphene

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Properties: Strong, flexible, excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. Use in wearable tech: Used in high-performance wearable electronics.

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Thermochromic Pigments

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Properties: Change color with temperature changes. Use in wearable tech: Integrated into fabrics to create clothing that reacts to body or environmental temperature.

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Optical Fibers

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Properties: Transmit light over long distances, flexible. Use in wearable tech: Used for illumination and sensing in smart textiles.

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Conductive Thread

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Properties: Ability to conduct electricity, can be sewn into fabric. Use in wearable tech: Creating circuits within clothing without the bulk of wires.

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Silver Fiber

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Properties: Antimicrobial, conductive, and thermal conductivity. Use in wearable tech: Weave into fabrics to create antibacterial and conductive textiles for health and fitness tracking.

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Nitinol

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Properties: Shape memory alloy, superelasticity. Use in wearable tech: Used in components that change shape with temperature or stress.

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Spandex

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Properties: Highly stretchable, synthetic fiber. Use in wearable tech: Incorporated into smart clothing for a snug fit and allows integration of sensors.

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E-ink

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Properties: Low power consumption, high contrast, and sunlight readability. Use in wearable tech: Used in flexible displays integrated into clothing or accessories.

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Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)

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Properties: Lightweight, durable, plastic material. Use in wearable tech: Used for flexible circuit substrates and housings.

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Memory Metals

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Properties: Durable and can revert to a predetermined shape. Use in wearable tech: Used for clasps and frames in smart eyewear and accessories.

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Photovoltaic Fabrics

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Properties: Solar cells that can be woven or embedded in fabrics. Use in wearable tech: Used to harvest energy from sunlight to power wearable devices.

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Silicone

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Properties: Flexible, durable, resistant to temperature and moisture. Use in wearable tech: Commonly used for wristbands and protective cases.

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Shape Memory Polymers

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Properties: Ability to return to original shape after deformation. Use in wearable tech: Used for self-fitting apparel or responsive textiles.

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Piezoelectric Materials

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Properties: Generate electric charge in response to mechanical stress. Use in wearable tech: Harvesting energy from body movements.

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Neoprene

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Properties: Insulating, cushioning, water-resistant. Use in wearable tech: Used in protective cases and sportswear with integrated electronics.

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