Abstract

Smart textiles are revolutionizing the field of wearable health monitoring by integrating advanced biomaterials that enhance functionality and user experience. This paper explores the development and application of smart textiles embedded with biomaterials capable of sensing physiological signals such as heart rate, temperature, and hydration levels. We discuss the materials used, including conductive polymers and biocompatible fibers, and their potential to create responsive, comfortable, and durable wearables. By examining recent innovations and future directions, this study highlights the role of smart textiles in personalized health management, showcasing their potential to improve patient outcomes and promote proactive health monitoring