Wearable Heating Patch

Wearable Heating Patch
Dec-15-18
Lightweight, flexible heating patches that can be sewn into clothing could offer a way to reduce heating bills and resource use.

While heated clothing and heating packs have been on the market for some time, those options can be expensive or bulky—or both. As a more affordable alternative, teams from Rutgers and Oregon State created thin, strong heating patches made of tiny silver wires fused with polyester. The patch can be powered by a coin battery, and offers both improved heating performance and greater durability when compared to similar patches.

Wearable Heating Patch


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Not only to make users feel comfortable this might especially adjust body temperature for optimal peripheral blood circulation on hands and feet.
Posted by Uolevi Kattun on December 19, 2018

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