Conductive yarn for military use

At the beginning, conductive yarns are mainly used for military applications such as high-precision machining of weapons and protection against nuclear radiation. After the end of the Cold War, the conductive yarn gradually turned to civilian use, but even today the conductive yarn is still an indispensable part of military equipment. For example, the British 2012 new smart clothing will be directly woven with conductive yarn, replacing the bulky battery that was carried in the past. The fibers of the new smart clothes are not afraid of breaking, and even if they are destroyed, they can re-establish a connection. The new fibers are incorporated into vests, shirts, backpacks, gloves and even helmets. The conductive yarn is worn on the body to provide a single, centralized power source for the soldier to charge the device. This smart conductive fiber uniform will be expected to be available this year.