I supervise a research project on garments for patients with special needs (specifically bedriddens or long-term-care patients). My student insists that they are essentially adaptive garments, and I am not quite sure that they are. I would think of adaptive garments as ones for people with disabilities for example. But, garments for bedriddens would be something in between medical and adaptive somehow. Any thoughts on that? Would anyone who has experience in this regard be interested in helping us on this project?
Zeinab Abd el Mageid
Clothes that adapt to changing climatic conditions, such as temperature, are called smart clothes, Or covering the surface of the product with a gel material with specifications that change with the change of temperature
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