The development of screen printed conductive networks on textiles for biopotential monitoring applications.

Highlights: [•] The development of a fabrication process for textile-based biopotential monitoring networks. [•] Discussion of the design of the electrode networks and the electrical resistance of connections and electrodes. [•] Demonstration of electrode networks in 3 applications: ECG, EMG on the forearm and combined EMG and EOG on a headband. [•] For each demonstrator system an example recording of the relevant signal or signals is included. [•] A discussion of the appropriateness of these networks for AC and DC signal types. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]