Browsing by Author "Niles, SN"

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  • Machine learning-based approach for modelling elastic modulus of woven fabrics 
    Kularatne, SDMW; Ranawaka, RAHS; Fernando, EASK; Niles, SN; Jayawardane, TSS; Ranaweera, RKPS [Conference-Full-text]
    There has been a shift of focus from aesthetic properties to mechanical and functional properties of textiles with the recent developments in technical textiles and wearable technology. Therefore, understanding how various ...
  • Mathematical model to measure energy absorption of a sports bra 
    Prasange, VSH; Liyanage, PL; Fernando, EASK; Jayawardena, TSS; Niles, SN [Conference-Abstract]
    Measuring the shock absorbency of sports garments is pivotal for ensuring stability and support during exercise, minimizing injury risk in high-impact sports. It assesses a garment's capacity to absorb impact, curbing ...
  • Mathematical model to measure energy absorption of sports bra 
    Liyanage, PL; Prasanga, VSH; Niles, SN; Jayawardena, TSS; Fernando, EASK; Fernando, PR
    Measuring the shock absorbency level of sports garments is crucial to ensure support and stability during exercise. It allows for the evaluation of the garment's ability to absorb impact and reduce the risk of injuries ...
  • Measuring the heart pulse rate of a human body using a smart textile panel 
    Athauda, T; Amarasinghe, A; Dissanayake, G; Samaravvickrama, N; Thaasan, S; Fernando, S; Jayavvardena, TSS; Niles, SN [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    In today's world people have been using a large number of portable electronic devices in medical diagnosis. Of particular note are the portable heart measuring meters, insulin measuring units etc. But today the world is ...
  • Neural network approach to classify defect types in cotton yarns 
    Amarathunga, S; Vidushka, K; Niles, SN; Abesooriya, RP [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Accurate identification and classification of defects in cotton yarns are crucial for ensuring the quality and consistency of textile products. Defects can lead to compromised fabric quality, reduced durability, and increased ...
  • Objective assessment of fabric defects - design of a computerised inspection system 
    Niles, SN; Fernando, S; De Silva, N [Conference-Full-text]
    Inspection of fabrics is a major consideration in fabric manufacture, as well as in the manufacture of garments and other fabric-based goods. In the Sri Lankan industry almost all fabric inspection is carried out by manual ...
  • A System for analysis, categorisation and grading of fabric defects using computer vision 
    Niles, SN; Fernando, EASK; Lanerolle, WDG [Article-Abstract]
    Inspection of fabrics is a major consideration in fabric manufacture, as well as in manufacture of garments and other fabric-based goods. In this research, a computer-based system for objective assessment of fabric defects ...
  • Textile Engineering Research Symposium (Pre Text) 
    Nandasiri, GK; Niles, SN; Pathirana, M; Madhurangi, C [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
  • Towards the development of a super absorbent textile structure for enhanced absorption 
    Wijewardhane, NMNG; Gunasekara, USW; Nandasiri, GK [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Super absorbent textile materials are materials that have been developed to have the ability to absorb and hold large amounts of liquid in comparison to their own weight. The super-absorbent textile structure is a type of ...
  • Towards the development of an antibacterial wound dressing with effective management of wound exudates 
    Lakshani, IM; Weerasinghe, LC; Nandasiri, GK; Pathirana, MA; Ponmozhi, J [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Wound care is crucial for accelerating the wound healing process. Variety of techniques and treatments are employed in facilitating the healing and prevent further infections in wounds such as ensuring cleanliness by using ...