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Clothing+ Presentation at ARM Smart Fabrics at NTU on Nov. 26th 2014

Mikko Malmivaara

February 17, 2015

Here are my presentation slides on textile-integrated biometric sensors.

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Offline Alban Rampon over 5 years ago

Thanks Mikko.
Mikko added an attachment which works. In order to in-browser preview, the document would have to be uploaded as in How To Upload Your Document - Guide.
We can click preview to see it here though, which is nice as I missed it on the day.
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Offline Alban Rampon over 5 years ago

Thanks Mikko.
Mikko added an attachment which works. In order to in-browser preview, the document would have to be uploaded as in How To Upload Your Document - Guide.
We can click preview to see it here though, which is nice as I missed it on the day.
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