Cloud-Driven Wearables using Naive Bayes Algorithm and Advanced Sensors in Smart Fabrics

In the realm of fashion technology, the introduction of smart textiles and wearable sensors may be attributed to the fast progression of technology and the rising need for customized, interactive, and intelligent apparel. This study investigates the interface of electronics and textiles to develop cutting-edge, multifunctional, and flexible apparel. This research digs into the fascinating world of smart textiles. It investigates the many different kinds of sensors, such as temperature sensors, heart rate monitors, motion detectors, and chemical sensors that may be easily incorporated into the fabric. These sensors make a wide variety of applications possible, such as improved user experiences, monitoring of health conditions, and data collecting on the surrounding environment. In addition, to assure the practicability and usage of smart textiles, it addresses the problems and possibilities connected with various power sources, connection choices, and data processing units. The purpose of this study is to contribute to the continuous development of intelligent clothing, which has the potential to revolutionize the fashion industry by producing clothes that not only represent an individual's sense of style but also give useful insights, functionality, and connectedness to the digital world.