Development of a Collaborative Approach of CAD and Technical Textiles for Sustainable Healthcare Products

Jonathan Binder; Subhadeep Paul; Ertu Unver; Dipo Olaosun; Parikshit  Goswami

Development of a Collaborative Approach of CAD and Technical Textiles for Sustainable Healthcare Products

Jonathan Binder, Subhadeep Paul, Ertu Unver, Dipo Olaosun, Parikshit Goswami

Northumbria University

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This research explores applications of CAD technologies in a multidisciplinary approach in collaboration with researchers in medical design and technical textile engineers. New wearable medical cooling materials have been
proposed to replace non-recyclable materials where testing and CAD tools enabled a collaborative approach for suitability between design, fashion, engineering, and manufacturing. Extensive literature explored the parameters for developing a new material and scalp cooling cap cover design for the prevention of chemotherapyinduced Alopecia, where medical SMEs can embed knowledge for cross-discipline development in healthcare. Extensive technical textiles testing and analysis were conducted predominantly for thermal insulation and water vapor permeability, exploring the properties of the fabrics in a comparative way in a heavily regulated
design industry.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	487-497
Number of pages	11
Journal	Computer-Aided Design and Applications
Volume	22
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 5 Jan 2025

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