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Project Jacquard is a wearable technology project that embeds conductive yarns into fabrics to enable touch-sensitive interactions. It was developed by Google's ATAP department to create garments that can control smartphone functions through gestures without making people feel uncomfortable wearing them. The conductive yarns are woven into fabrics using standard industrial looms and can be incorporated with different fiber types. This allows for large-scale production of interactive textiles for uses in clothing, toys, furniture and more.

What is it ?
How is it made ?
How is it used ?

What is jacquard
Jacquard is a type of
weaving which is invented
by
- Joseph Marie Jacquard.

What is Project Jacquard
 It is a wearable technology revealed a new vision for
wearable technology that won't make you feel lame to
wear. The effort in inventing this consists of two
separate-but-related ventures: ProjectJacquard, with an
assist from Project Soli.
 Founder of this project is Ivan Poupyrev

 The brainchild of Google’s Advanced Technology
and Progress (ATAP) department, Project Jacquard
was announced at their I/O developer conference in
San Francisco
 Google’s Project Jacquard is experimenting with
conductive threads woven into garments that
transform nearly any area into a touch sensitive
panel much like the screen on your smartphone.

 They form a new innovation involving special fabrics
woven with conductive yarns and motion sensors.

How Is It Made
 Spinning Conductive Yarn
 Weaving Interactive Textiles
 Embeding Electronics
 Producing at scale

Spinning Conductive Yarn
 Jacquard yarn structures
combine thin, metallic alloys
with natural and synthetic yarns
like cotton, polyester, or silk,
making the yarn strong enough
to be woven on any industrial
loom.
 Jacquard yarns are
indistinguishable from the
traditional yarns that are used
to produce fabrics today.

weaving interactive textiles
 Using conductive yarns, bespoke
touch and gesture-sensitive areas
can be woven at precise locations,
anywhere on the textile.
 Alternatively, sensor grids can be
woven throughout the textile,
creating large, interactive
surfaces.

Embeding Electronics
 Developed innovative techniques to attach the
conductive yarns to connectors and tiny circuits
 These miniaturized electronics capture touch
interactions
 Captured touch and gesture data is wirelessly
transmitted to mobile phones or other devices to
control a wide range of functions

Producting on Scale
 Jacquard components are cost-efficient to produce,
and the yarns and fabrics can be manufactured with
standard equipment used in mills around the world.
 One loom can generate as many different textile
designs as there are people on the planet. Now that
same loom can also weave in interactivity.

 unlikely existing conductive threads project jacquard yarn
works with different fibers ...wool,silk, polyester,cotton
and comes in a full range of colors
 Levis and denim have made a contract with google for
this project

How Is It used
 While initially geared towards clothing, Google
documents also mention that it could be used for
toys, furniture, and construction materials.
 it can moniter heart rate and our body
temperature.

 it is used in enabling smart phone activity with
hardware music control.
 it is usedin sending short messages.

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Is your patent a vanity piece of paper for your office wall? Or is it a reliable, defendable, assertable, property right? The difference is often quality. Is your patent simply a transactional cost and a large pile of legal bills for your startup? Or is it a leverageable asset worthy of attracting precious investment dollars, worth its cost in multiples of valuation? The difference is often quality. Is your patent application only good enough to get through the examination process? Or has it been crafted to stand the tests of time and varied audiences if you later need to assert that document against an infringer, find yourself litigating with it in an Article 3 Court at the hands of a judge and jury, God forbid, end up having to defend its validity at the PTAB, or even needing to use it to block pirated imports at the International Trade Commission? The difference is often quality. Quality will be our focus for a good chunk of the remainder of this season. What goes into a quality patent, and where possible, how do you get it without breaking the bank? ** Episode Overview ** In this first episode of our quality series, Kristen Hansen and the panel discuss: ⦿ What do we mean when we say patent quality? ⦿ Why is patent quality important? ⦿ How to balance quality and budget ⦿ The importance of searching, continuations, and draftsperson domain expertise ⦿ Very practical tips, tricks, examples, and Kristen’s Musts for drafting quality applications https://www.aurorapatents.com/patently-strategic-podcast.html

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Project Jacquard.ppt

1. Presented by -Srikanth Bairu

2. What is it ? How is it made ? How is it used ?

3. What is jacquard Jacquard is a type of weaving which is invented by - Joseph Marie Jacquard.

4. What is Project Jacquard  It is a wearable technology revealed a new vision for wearable technology that won't make you feel lame to wear. The effort in inventing this consists of two separate-but-related ventures: ProjectJacquard, with an assist from Project Soli.  Founder of this project is Ivan Poupyrev

5.  The brainchild of Google’s Advanced Technology and Progress (ATAP) department, Project Jacquard was announced at their I/O developer conference in San Francisco  Google’s Project Jacquard is experimenting with conductive threads woven into garments that transform nearly any area into a touch sensitive panel much like the screen on your smartphone.

6.  They form a new innovation involving special fabrics woven with conductive yarns and motion sensors.

7. How Is It Made  Spinning Conductive Yarn  Weaving Interactive Textiles  Embeding Electronics  Producing at scale

8. Spinning Conductive Yarn  Jacquard yarn structures combine thin, metallic alloys with natural and synthetic yarns like cotton, polyester, or silk, making the yarn strong enough to be woven on any industrial loom.  Jacquard yarns are indistinguishable from the traditional yarns that are used to produce fabrics today.

9. weaving interactive textiles  Using conductive yarns, bespoke touch and gesture-sensitive areas can be woven at precise locations, anywhere on the textile.  Alternatively, sensor grids can be woven throughout the textile, creating large, interactive surfaces.

10. Embeding Electronics  Developed innovative techniques to attach the conductive yarns to connectors and tiny circuits  These miniaturized electronics capture touch interactions  Captured touch and gesture data is wirelessly transmitted to mobile phones or other devices to control a wide range of functions

12. Producting on Scale  Jacquard components are cost-efficient to produce, and the yarns and fabrics can be manufactured with standard equipment used in mills around the world.  One loom can generate as many different textile designs as there are people on the planet. Now that same loom can also weave in interactivity.

13.  unlikely existing conductive threads project jacquard yarn works with different fibers ...wool,silk, polyester,cotton and comes in a full range of colors  Levis and denim have made a contract with google for this project

14. How Is It used  While initially geared towards clothing, Google documents also mention that it could be used for toys, furniture, and construction materials.  it can moniter heart rate and our body temperature.

15.  it is used in enabling smart phone activity with hardware music control.  it is usedin sending short messages.

Project Jacquard.ppt

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